Trading Card Base Sets, Boxes, PacksChase Cards, Superman, Babylon 5, Punisher+

Description: Most cards are like new, some still sealed or bought new in cases. Please read the descriptions and view the images. I will entertain offers of price and mix and match. You'll have to message me. I will refund shipping overages. I have 3 of the Doomsday: Death of Superman sets, the 90-card base and the 10 Funeral for a Friend puzzle cards, all in double-sided Ultimate PKK cases. One is also in a cardboard box that I show, with an empty pack sleeve. Let me know if you want that one, 1st come, 1st serve. I also have 2 Memorial Tribute foil chase cards S2 and S4 that were bought new in their hard cases. The 1st person that buys one of these sets will have them included at no extra cost. The Return of Superman 100 card base set, SkyBox 1993, is like new in an Ultimate PKK double sided hard case. I have no chase cards to go along with this set. I have several of the 1996 Babylon 5 Fleer SkyBox 60 card base set in hard snap cases. A buyer of a set can chose 1 of the 4 chase cards I have. They are Coming of Shadows 4 and 6 out of 9, and from the Creator Collection chase cards, 8 of 10, in hard snap cases. I will include for the 1st buyer the empty box that the set came in, and 1 empty card pack sleeve. The 1998 Babylon 5 Season 4 card set is in a hard snap case. I include also parallel language card 78, Interrogation. The inaugural Star Trek Deep Space Nine 1993 SkyBox 100-card set sealed in hard snap case shrink-wrap might look a bit worn with some sticker removal residue but the cards in the snap case still are as new. The 4-1/8" x 6" postcard is stored in a postcard sleeve with a postcard backing board. The 8 x 10-inch cast photo is on quality photo paper. All 3 items are dated 1993, the year STDSN debuted. The Unity: Time Is Not Absolute 90 card set is in a ULTRA-Pro double sided case. The chase cards are in card sleeves, then inserted into toploaders. The promo card features the image for the cover of Unity Chapter 18, No. 1, one of 2 promos. The unnumbered rookie cards feature Rai, and Rai and the Future Force, 2 out of 6 possible. I don't like handling my cards, so I took images of them still in card sleeves. The case is heavy, and the set is over 1 pound, which reflects in the price, as the default shipping is under 1 pound. All 90 cards in the 1995 Youngblood base set are collected into a snap case, in which it was bought new. I just opened the case to take the main image. Due the decades old age, the cards have started to bow as shown in the 2nd image. When I inherited these the box was sealed. I stupidly removed the seal to identify the cards, for some reason I couldn't make it out on the seal. I also inherited one of 5 promo cards from the 1995 Youngblood set, S1, Badrock, aiming out, which I include here. It is in good condition. I have 2 The Punisher: War Journal/Guts and Gunpowder 90 card sets, one in a Ultimate PKK heavy double-sided acrylic card case, one in a snap case. The 1st person to buy one of these sets can chose 2 of the 4 chase cards I have here. The unnumbered promo card is in a card sleeve and then a rigid toploader that has PROMO CARD in gold printed on it. The scratch & sniff card 3, The Actor, is in a snap case. The prism card 1, Defense Mechanism, is in a card sleeve and toploader and the bonus card with 4 stickers is in a toploader. On it you get a Superman, Spider-Man and Batman sticker along with our hero. I was a comic dealer in the 90s and got various promo items from the card distributors and the sticker set might be one of them. This classic Punisher character is being phased out unfortunately, so Punisher items like these will become rare. The complete National Lampoon 100 card base set featuring the magazine cover images is like new within the hard snap case. I include the flattened empty box that the packs for the set came in. It was glued and can be easily reassembled. Sculpture-Cast card SC7 is in a snap case and SC8 is in a card sleeve and then in a top loader. The complete 100 card set of Country Classics trading cards, 1992 Collect-a-Card, are licensed by the Academy of Country Music. The set is in a double-sided PKK case. Many individual cards from this set are sold separately on eBay for several dollars. Also included are the complete set of promo cards 1-3 of the set, with bios of Alan Jackson, Hank Williams Jr. and Sweethearts of the Rodeo on the backs. They are in hard snap cases. The 1994 Ken Barr 90 card set is like new in a hard snap case. The foil card, F3 of 6 foil cards, is in a card sleeve and toploader. The Sanjulian 90 card set is in a hard snap case. I have no promos to go along with this set. The titles and artists' credits for this complete 55-card set of Space Art Fantastic cards appear on the printed checklist cards. The backs of the cards form 5 artwork spacescapes, The Caldera of Beta, Space Art Cover, Saturn's Rings, Against the Fall of Night and Spacescape. The American Bandstand box has 36 packs with 8 cards each. The base set is 100 cards, and there are about 2:88 sets per box. The set has randomly inserted gold foil autograph cards of Jerry Lee Lewis, Smokey Robinson, and the late Dick Clark himself. Imagine what that would be worth. Mario Andretti signed 2500 cards that were randomly inserted in this collection so there is a chance there's one in the box, in addition to other chase cards. Common sets: approx. 3.60 per box if collation were perfect. I had a comic shop in the 90s and we opened and set boxes out to sell the packs out of them. I closed the shop, and this was left of the Flintstones box, 26 packs out of 36 when full, 8 cards and 1 sticker per pack. All the packs are from this same box and there are Flint-Foil chase cards on average 1 per 18 packs. Then from the Cardz TV show card set are two packs of 7 cards and 1 coloring card, and 1 of the 2 dealer unnumbered promo cards for the set, featuring a scene from the 1st episode. This full William Stout box was also left, 48 packs, 10 cards per pack. All the packs are from this same box. This is what was left of another William Stout Box, 13 packs out of 48 when full, 10 cards per pack. All the packs are from this same box. A full set of the William Stout card set in a case is offered here as well as a dealer promo and the first 3 out of 6 chase chromium cards. The chromium cards are in 1:16 packs on average. The cards are in card sleeves (photographed in) then put into toploaders. 22 packs out of 24 when full, 6 cards per pack, were left of the Superman: The Man of Steel Premium Edition Platinum Series box. 21 loose cards were left also. Some of the loose cards may be from the previous box we sold out from, this was a popular set. My employees sometimes opened packs to show what the cards looked like. All the packs are from the same box and possibly 12 of the loose cards are too, which would account for the 2 packs that would make the box full. The remaining 9 cards may have been from the previously sold out box. All loose cards are in long card sleeves. There is also 1 foil pack sleeve left which I throw in as I show. There are on average 1.58 complete sets within a full box. The loose cards are 3, 10, 16, 17, 18, 20, 25, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 71(2), 78, 79, 82, 83, 84 and 89. This was left of a DC Cosmic Cards box, 14 packs out of 36 when full, 12 cards per pack, 168 cards in the 14 packs. All the packs are from the same box. I don't have I have 3 each of Deathstroke, Wonder Women and Superman, and 5 with the Green Lantern cover. The average number of full 180-card base set cards out of a full box is 1.98, almost 2. So the average number from these 14 packs is 0.77. The hologram chase cards average about 1:10, 1 in ten packs. The odds are good then that a hologram card is within the 14 packs. 17 packs were left from the 36 packs when full of the 1993 Starlog: The Science Fiction Universe card set of Starlog magazine covers. Packs have 8 cards. Common sets are approx. 2.88 per box if collation were perfect.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Hamilton, Montana

End Time: 2024-09-21T21:07:00.000Z

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