Here's a card I'd never even heard about before seeing it just recently. It's a prototype for a set (JPP/Amada, 1998) for the Godzilla movie that came out in 1998. The source is unknown but it reminds of a few cards I've seen that were sent to a limited number of dealers - those who sold not just trading cards but also various collectibles from Japan.

Edit: For some reason the image either comes out too large (like it is now) or too small even when I size down the original by only 30%. Leaving it as it is takes up a lot of space but at least you can read it.

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Here's a "Tour Cards" 3-card promo panel (Gem Mint, 1992). I'm not sure a regular set was ever made. It is unnumbered and measures 3 7/8 x 9 inches. Singles from this panel were shown online for a while but the site has disappeared. It appears that it wasn't widely distributed.

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Originally posted by catskilleagle:
Here's a "Tour Cards" 3-card promo panel (Gem Mint, 1992).

This is possibly the best thing you have ever posted!

Yes, it's probably the most valuable card I have now.

This one looks like a 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial baseball card on the front but the back reveals that it's actually a reprint Topps created to promote the 1991 "East Coast National" show. It's one of a 4-card set which is not too hard hard to find these days and not expensive.

Two yeara ago, I posted a V002 card promoting "Voltron: The Third Dimension" (Trimark Home Video, 2000) in this thread. At the time, I didn't know where it came from (got it from a seller who didn't know), but since then, I've learned that it was an insert with the "Voltron: The Third Dimension" V002 VHS tape.

Here's a V004 card which was inserted with the V004 VHS tape. Like the others, it measures 2 1/2 x 4 inches and the back provides a synopsis of the two episodes on the tape. I haven't seen a V005 card nor a V005 VHS so it's probably the last card of a 4-card set.