I know this is an old thread but I noticed someone has offered these for $35 each - no takers. The same seller has tried to get $119.95 for a 4-card lot but no takers there either. They are nice cards but I would wait to see if anyone lists any for more like $10-15 if I were looking for these. Has anyone seen these sell since the previous post?

I sold a set of the monsters for $40 way back when they were new and an E.T. for around $15 maybe a year later.

I didn't get any of the Blu-Rays at the time but kept my eyes open for the cards since. I did get a "Dracula" card recently for about $10 shipped and post it here since the link is broken on the one that used to show on Page 1. Cool card.

I saw that Universal also offered a set of those 25 movies for a special price with a commemorative booklet but did not include the cards.

I see a few of these cards (Back to the Future, Jaws, Blue Brothers, Jurassic Park) have sold for about $25 each recently. I was thinking about getting that Jaws card last month but didn't get back to it, buying other cards instead.

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Originally posted by chesspieceface:
I sold a set of the monsters for $40 way back when they were new and an E.T. for around $15 maybe a year later.

I see sellers offering sealed Blu-Rays with the Wal-Mart sticker saying that there's a card inside but the card is not shrinkwrapped to the back. Did anyone get a Blu-ray with the sticker and the card but it was inside the packaging so you couldn't see what you were getting?

The card is shrinkwrapped to the back, face side up. The slipcover blocks it from view, but the slipcover not taped on, so it can be slid up to show which card is in there without damaging the card or the packaging.

Thanks. I'm leaning against taking a shot at one of those with the sticker but no card on the back then. No slipcase either. They are cool cards, though. I have the Dracula one.

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Originally posted by chesspieceface:
The card is shrinkwrapped to the back, face side up. The slipcover blocks it from view, but the slipcover not taped on, so it can be slid up to show which card is in there without damaging the card or the packaging.