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| I have a Scorpion King card that has the BEST BUY logo on the back, from Inkworks, but I don't remember if it's from a CD or a DVD. |
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| I have all of those SCORPION KING cards. I will be happy to post a picture of them if you want. |
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| | | Posts: 4834 | Location: Bayonne, NJ, USA | Registered: May 06, 2001 |
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| quote: Originally posted by cardaddict:
I have all of those SCORPION KING cards. I will be happy to post a picture of them if you want.
I thought that the BB card was from a book store but it must be the one that Wolfie was referring too if it was from a Cd I have pictures of them thank you |
| | | Posts: 833 | Location: New Zealand | Registered: November 22, 2016 |
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| quote: Originally posted by David R: Sure, look at this website and you can see the Lost in Space SP1. Towards the bottom. It depicts Dr. Smith and Will Robinson http://www.nonsportpromocards.com/L/lostinspace.htm
Thank you David now I remember seeing this card somewere for sale on the bay but did not realise that it was an inkworks issue as i did not have it on my list oh well it will surface somewere nice Scorpion King bronze card pity it is not Inkworks |
| | | Posts: 833 | Location: New Zealand | Registered: November 22, 2016 |
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| I have a question - does anyone know how many Halle Berry unsigned autograph cards there exist from the Inkworks CATWOMAN set? And how scarce are they?
They were running the movie on a local channel here, and even with the sound off it's such a horribly bad movie. But it made me curious about the never used autograph card. |
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| quote: Originally posted by cardaddict:
I have a question - does anyone know how many Halle Berry unsigned autograph cards there exist from the Inkworks CATWOMAN set? And how scarce are they?
They must be scarce because they don't turn up, but I doubt anyone could give you a number. Berry also had her X-Men unsigned Storm card get out, but I think there was reported to be only a few of them. There was at least a couple that hit eBay many years ago at big prices, but X-Men has a huge following and Catwoman was unwatchable, so not sure how much anyone cares. For years Berry was consistently voted as one of the worst signers to try to obtain in any manner. Funny how card makers kept creating and apparently misplacing her unsigned autograph cards when there was virtually no chance they could contract her for a signing during this period. It wasn't until 2012 that her first Bond autograph card was released, with 3 more to come in 2014, 2015 and 2017. |
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| quote: Originally posted by piko:
wolfie regarding CD or DVD inserted cards you mention a Scorpion King CD inserted
The Scorpion King card was a japanese exclusive and is numbered UMJ-1, it was inserted in the cd soundtrack put out over there. I got mine by getting in touch with someone in Japan and sending them out to buy it and send me the card. I did not know the person and have never been in contact since, funny how some of these things happen in the hobby.
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| | | Posts: 29067 | Location: wolverhampton staffs uk | Registered: July 19, 2002 |
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| Thanks Raven! |
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| quote: Originally posted by cardaddict:
I have a question - does anyone know how many Halle Berry unsigned autograph cards there exist from the Inkworks CATWOMAN set? And how scarce are they?
They were running the movie on a local channel here, and even with the sound off it's such a horribly bad movie. But it made me curious about the never used autograph card.
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| | | Posts: 833 | Location: New Zealand | Registered: November 22, 2016 |
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| I understood that there were redemption cards listing the 6 signers inserted in packs with each card marked to show which autograph you could redeem it for. I assume there could be unmarked versions of these, because when they were printed, they didn't know how many they were going to need and ended up with some extra ones after they had all the autographs they were going to get. I also assume they were hopeful in the early stages of the project that Berry would sign so they printed up the cards with the 7 signers and the autograph cards. Once it became clear that she wasn't going to sign, all those cards stayed in a box somewhere - perhaps forgotten at some point. By then they had nailed down the other 6 signers and printed up the 6 signer redemption cards because they didn't want customers to think there was a chance of getting a Halle Berry autograph. I saw at least one of the unsigned autograph cards 2-3 years ago. The seller wanted way too much for it ($80-100?). Maybe someone else remembers the auction better. I have had a few other unsigned autograph cards but bought in the $3-10 range. To me unreleased cards are close enough to the territory of a prototype that I might go for one if it's cheap. quote: Originally posted by piko:
regarding the Halle Berry signature cards i have never heard of these but I know that there were two types of redemption cards made for them one card had 7 signers on it including Halle Berry and the other card had 6 signers without Halle Berrys name on it I have seen the Halle Berry redemption card advertised for sale as unmarked unissued wich means that the signers name that you were supposed to get from the redemption card has not been marked on the card and seems to lead to the idea that signature cards were pack inserted mabey it is the unissued signature card that you are referring too or do you know for sure that there were unsigned Halle Berry autograph cards available But have never heard of a Halle Berry Catwoman unsigned signature card
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| | | Posts: 4648 | Location: San Jose, CA, USA | Registered: December 23, 2002 |
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