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NCT DREAM 3rd Album - ISTJ (Photobook Ver.)

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NCT DREAM 3rd Album - ISTJ (Photobook Ver.)Each Album Includes Photo Book : 72 pgs CD Introvert Ver. Only Print Photo : Random 1 out of 7 Folding Poster Photocard : Random 1 out of 7 Extrovert Ver. Only Polaroid : Random 1 out of 7 Folding Poster Photocard : Random 1 out of 7 IMPORTANT NOTE: All posters are UNFOLDED and SHIPPED SEPARATELY! Therefore, if you wish to receive a poster with your album, you MUST select the + Unfolded Poster option before adding the item to your cart! When placing

 

 

Each Album Includes

  • Photo Book : 72 pgs
  • CD
  • Introvert Ver. Only
    • Print Photo : Random 1 out of 7
    • Folding Poster
    • Photocard : Random 1 out of 7
  • Extrovert Ver. Only
    • Polaroid : Random 1 out of 7
    • Folding Poster
    • Photocard : Random 1 out of 7


    IMPORTANT NOTE: All posters are UNFOLDED and SHIPPED SEPARATELY! Therefore, if you wish to receive a poster with your album, you MUST select the “+ Unfolded Poster” option before adding the item to your cart!

    When placing an order for a 2 Set Package + Unfolded Poster you will be receiving 2 posters.

    If you purchase the album with an unfolded poster, please keep in mind that the poster may not be delivered at the same time as your album because it is being shipped separately. If you receive one item but not the other, please allow for 7-10 business days for all items to arrive. If they still do not arrive, feel free to contact us and we will do what we can to assist you!

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