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| I used to know that. There are two Bond sets and one Buffy. I don't think the Buffys are numbered. I have a box full of the Johnny Lightning cards for these sets I never opened, but was never able to complete any of the sets. |
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Silver Card Talk Member
| The James Bond Johnny Lightning promo set has 80 cards. The corgi promo set for James Bond has 50 cards and I don't know how many the Buffy set has. Hopes this helps ____________________
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Gold Card Talk Member
| I have 18 of the Buffy cards, so there are at least that many. |
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| I remember going to hobby shops and Toys R Us to find these cards, never being able to make myself take the cars out of the blister packs to remove the cards. I had them stuck all over the place on my bookshelves, then got tired of dusting them and put them all in a box. I made lists of the cards I had and used them to make sure I didn't buy any duplicates, which I wound up doing anyway. The few freed cards I have were bought from a dealer for $6 apiece, which, considering the cars were about that same price is not such a bad deal. I think the cards were available somehow from Inkworks individually, but I don't know under what circumstances. In fact, I think my dealer may still have a number of these for sale, but I'm sure the price has gone up. |
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| Don't know about the Buffy cards but for Bond...
The Corgi set has 50 cards - made for the UK market.
The Johnny Lightning set is numbered to 80 but made up of two separate model car releases: Series 1 (50 cards) and Series 2 (30 cards) - made for the US market. Johnny Lightning Series 1 uses identical images to the Corgi set - the difference between the sets being the Corgi or JL branding. All the cards use identical images from the Inkworks Bond base sets GoldenEye, Connoisseur Collection 1-3 and The World Is Not Enough, but this time with the colourful banners at the bottom of the card fronts and the checklist tick-boxes on the back.
A full set of either Corgi or JL was a very rare thing indeed and I painstakingly pieced most of these together (but still don't have a full set) when it was very difficult to find each card, usually still attached to a car, making shipping a killer.
Then Inkworks went bust and a tonne of these hit the market, and are much easier to find now. Complete sets come up fairly regularly and singles are far more abundant, particularly from a UK seller who got much of the liquidated stock. |
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| That's good to know, X. Maybe I'll try to find some of these myself now. |
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Silver Card Talk Member
| There's a complete set of the Corgi Bond cards on Ebay (not mine) for $250.00. That's $5.00 a card which isn't bad considering it's all them at once. ____________________
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Thanks Promo King so I am very Lucky my Daughter brought me a complete set about a month ago Wait approx $23 shipping $20 total $55.34NZ Exchange rate 1.40 per US $ must ask her were she got them all I know it was the UK so good buy hope the Johnny Lightning ones can come up the same seems that that was a good buy |
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