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Hennessy Cognac Very Special Limited Edition in Honor of the 44h President 01

Hennessy Cognac Very Special Limited Edition in Honor of the 44h President 02

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Hennessy Cognac Very Special Limited Edition in Honor of the 44h President

Bottle size: I don't know
Story: I worked at CVS as a cashier and bought 2. Drunk one and keep one
Text on label: Hennessy Very Special Limited Edition. 44th President Edition
Location: United States
Seal: Yes, a paper seal - in good condition
With box: No
Certificate: No
How stored: In a dry place, Standing upright
LOT: 21178
Brand: Hennessy Cognac

$ 1,000 $ 700 -30% Available

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