Thanks,
I did a google search and a eBay search but got no results for this brand of gum.
Would be nice to sse a picture of all 36.

Anyone Know what these are ?
Arcade Cards ?

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Those Spider Man 3 cards came in specially marked copies of the DVD, released whenever the DVD of the movie came out (2007 or 2008)

I know, as I have the DVD and they were inside

Anyone recognize the artist for Mr. Fantastic? (second row far right)

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Originally posted by dough boy:
Anyone recognize the artist for Mr. Fantastic? (second row far right)

looks like Irma Ahmed

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Originally posted by David R:
Those Spider Man 3 cards came in specially marked copies of the DVD, released whenever the DVD of the movie came out (2007 or 2008)

I know, as I have the DVD and they were inside

Thank you...I had forgotten about those.

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Originally posted by tangent:

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Originally posted by dough boy:
Anyone recognize the artist for Mr. Fantastic? (second row far right)

looks like Irma Ahmed

Thank you...that is correct...weird signature that looked like Tim was throwing me.

Anyone knows if this Nintendo Bubble Gum Sticker with Tip is a Test Issue. I cannot find anything when I Google it. The wrapper has a 1989 copyright Nintendo of America Inc. They remind me of the Simpsons ones they did back in the early 2000's. The wrapper is around the size of a bazooka wrapper. I cannot find in any guides or reference books. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated.

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Originally posted by MRNONSPORT:
Anyone knows if this Nintendo Bubble Gum Sticker with Tip is a Test Issue. I cannot find anything when I Google it. The wrapper has a 1989 copyright Nintendo of America Inc. They remind me of the Simpsons ones they did back in the early 2000's. The wrapper is around the size of a bazooka wrapper. I cannot find in any guides or reference books. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated.

This could possibly where the gum came from...
These Nintendo Tattoos and with Bubble Gum were made in 1989 by Topps (the trading card people) and each pack contains 1 sheet of 14 tattoos and 1 stick of bubble gum.

Here is the link to my source: http://candyaddict.com/blog/co...t-of-nintendo-candy/

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Originally posted by MRNONSPORT:
Anyone knows if this Nintendo Bubble Gum Sticker with Tip is a Test Issue. I cannot find anything when I Google it. The wrapper has a 1989 copyright Nintendo of America Inc. They remind me of the Simpsons ones they did back in the early 2000's. The wrapper is around the size of a bazooka wrapper. I cannot find in any guides or reference books. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated.

I also found this, NINTENDO GAME PACK W/STICKERS - TOPPS 1989

http://www.wonderleague.bigcar...game-pack-w-stickers


http://www.1up.com/do/blogEntry?bId=5135250

Need some help identifying the artist:

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Originally posted by MRNONSPORT:
Anyone knows if this Nintendo Bubble Gum Sticker with Tip is a Test Issue. I cannot find anything when I Google it. The wrapper has a 1989 copyright Nintendo of America Inc. ...

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Originally posted by CryptozoicTCFan:
I also found this, NINTENDO GAME PACK W/STICKERS - TOPPS 1989

The Game Packs are different from the Stickers-with-Tips. They have 60 scratch-off cards with screen shots from 6 games and also have 33 Sticker/Game Tip sticker-cards, but the sticker portion is card-sized, not the narrow strips like the ones you have.

The Game Packs and the Tattoos had a huge print run. The sticker-only series might have been a test run, or it might have been just a limited version made for one sales outlet, or for a non-U.S. market. But sometimes sticker-only sets aren't tracked in the card guides anyway. I can't see any hints of these stickers anywhere but your auctions ...

This isn't a card I need identified, but a box of cards. I was going through one of my Artbox goodie bags from last year and inside was a box that I can't find any information of. It's a very nice, well constructed solid black box that just says "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" in large copper foil letters. The box is fairly light and rattles when I shake it so it doesn't seem like cards. Anyone have any info on this? Thanks!

-Bob-

I think it may be this:



I'm looking to see if I can find a picture of the closed box to confirm.

Edited to add: Oh, lovely. There's evidently several of these printing plate sets and no way to determine what it is without opening it.

-Bob-

Hi
Think the potter ones are printing plates
With a original card from the base set.
Hope this helps
Paul

You are correct Bob, it's a printing plate set and you won't know for which card without opening it. They range from the base cards to all the foil insert cards and apparently based on your pic, the retail foil inserts too!

It's not card 82, I have that one. That narrows it down.

I had one, too. It was a Death Eater Foil insert, I believe R1, so from the same foil set as your sample picture was. I think the plate sets were issued for the memorabilia and prop cards, too.

The rattle you're hearing are the 8 metal plates that fit loosely in UltraPro plastic holders that are a too big for them. There are actually two plates in each of the four holders, a plate for the front and reverse side in all four printing plate colors. Also, there is the regular base or foil card as in your picture next to the metal plate and the lid falls off of that very eaily. So basically, the front cover of that holder which is glued down next to the plaque has likely fallen off and your "finished" card could be bouncing around in there. The upside is that even if it has been damaged, it is a regular card and can easily be replaced if needed.

I saw several of these sets for base cards sell around the same time as mine (nearly a year ago) for between $70 to $100, however one that featured a base card showing only Hermione sold for around $250, so good luck in that way. But whatever card your set is of, it'll be great looking. Despite the packaging design flaws, it really is an amazing set.

Maybe your set holds the Title Card #1 or one of the "character" cards that usually take up the #2 through #12 slots (or thereabouts) in the Artbox Harry Potter sets. Clearly, the one of Harry or Hermione would be good!

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Originally posted by allender:
It's not card 82, I have that one. That narrows it down.

I went ahead and opened it up and it turns out it's actually card #80, so very close!

-Bob-

Can anyone identify the artist in this 'Night of the Living Dead' sketch ?