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I ran a group buy on gearshift and dice design cufflinks last year,

there was quite a few happy people, so i thought i would do another one

However this time, i have access to a lot more designs

The RRP on all these cufflinks is $49.95

however if buy a batch of 10 or more,

then i can get them for 50% of RRP

I can pass all of this saving directly onto you

The price per item for this group buy is:

$25.00 shipped to anywhere in australia

Product: 925 Sterling Silver Cufflinks

RRP: $49.95

GB Price: $25 (this price includes postage anywhere within aus)

Design: CL09

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Design: CL12

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Design: CL31

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Design: CL34

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Design: CL36

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Design: CL37

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Design: CL38

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Design: CL39

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Design: CL41

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Design: CL46

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Design: CL48

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Design: CL49

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Design: CL50

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Design: CL52

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Design: CL53

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Design: CL54

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Design: CL56

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Design: CL58

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Design: CL59

cl59rw6.jpg

Design: CL60

cl60ui3.jpg

Design: CL61

cl61ez1.jpg

Design: CL66

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People in group buy:

1. Red7 Racing CL12 x 1 (payment received)

2. Red7 Racing CL59 x 1 (payment received)

3. mlt15e CL60 x 1 (payment received)

4. a31lunacy CL48 x 1 (payment received)

5. BLK R33 GTST CL39 x 1 (payment received)

6. BLK R33 GTST CL58 x 1 (payment received)

7. BLK R33 GTST CL60 x 1 (payment received)

8. BLK R33 GTST CL61 x 1 (payment received)

9. Sl!m CL09 x 1 (payment received)

10. Sl!m CL52 x1 (payment received)

11. Sl!m CL53 x1 (payment received)

12. Sl!m CL66 x1 (payment received)

13. r33boy CL46 x1 (payment received)

14. r33boy CL56 x1 (payment received)

YIDZ awaiting contact

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certainly mate

i remember you from 1st group buy

so there wont be a problem :3some:

Smashed my diff on the weekend, so ive got to sort that before i can buy these

If the GB is open long enough ill buy a few sets cause they're so damn sexy!!!

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