Lady Death Signed Limited Edition Figure 492/1500

Name: Lady Death Signed Limited Edition Figure 492/1500, Carded, COA
Brand: Chaos! Comics
SKU: FIG-0138
Price: 99.99 USD
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Condition notes

Carded, bubble intact, no cracks. Light wear from storage along the card edges. Certificate number 0492 matches the figure number 492/1500.

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The details.

Condition:: New Other (Carded).
Brand:: Moore Action Collectibles / Chaos! Comics.
Item Number:: CM7002.
Edition:: Limited, 492 of 1500.
Signed:: Brian Pulido and Clayburn Moore (as issued with the certificate).
Certificate:: Dynamic Forces #0492, included.
Full title:: Lady Death Signed Limited Edition Figure 492/1500, Carded, COA.
Item number:: FIG-0138.

Brian Pulido's Lady Death, sculpted by Clayburn Moore, Moore Action Collectibles / Chaos! Comics, item CM7002. Still on the card, still in the blister.

Hand numbered 492 of 1500. Signed on the card by both creator Brian Pulido and sculptor Clayburn Moore, as the certificate states; the signatures have not been independently verified beyond the included certificate. Comes with the certificate (Dynamic Forces, number 0492) and the original Dynamic Forces bag with its holographic sticker. The certificate number and the card number match, shown in the photos.

The figure comes with her sword and the Chaos! crest display stand, both visible through the blister.

The card and blister are intact, no cracks. There is light wear from storage along the edges of the card, the kind any 1990s carded figure picks up over time. No price stickers.