Show us your.....sheets!

January 23, 2026, 12:53 AM

catskilleagle

Here's a Star Wars Galaxy 9-card uncut promo sheet (Topps, 1993). I noticed it while looking for something else. This is the one you got for free when you bought the book, "Art of Star Wars Galaxy," (Topps Comics Inc., 1993). You can still find the book with a sheet included if you look around.

January 23, 2026, 11:57 AM

make-mine-marvel

I assume y'all watching the uncut/unsigned sheet of Harry Potter autographs on eBay?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/33639...tkp%3ABk9SR6jq2rz9Zg

January 23, 2026, 07:20 PM

chesspieceface

quote:
Originally posted by make-mine-marvel:
I assume y'all watching the uncut/unsigned sheet of Harry Potter autographs on eBay?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/33639...tkp%3ABk9SR6jq2rz9Zg

Yup, I'm already practicing my neatest Emma Watson signature and also cutting extremely straight lines with my sharpest scissors!

January 24, 2026, 02:59 AM

cardscout182

This is a great topic and love seeing all the uncut sheets, especially the promo sheets. Just a question if someone could clarify for me, "Pairing down" means.. I've seen it mentioned here a few times...

I have a very limited (6 in existence at last count) uncut sheet of Destroy All Robots from 1996, that I was given by the artist Andrew Maunsell, last year during an interview I did with him on the Destroy All Robots set. I have ZERO clue how to upload photos here so if someone would be willing to post for me, that would be great... I also have, as a few other collectors have recently, the uncut sheet of Promo cards, including the rare promo postcards. Looks incredible in person.

Thanks in advance

quote:
Please, a little respect. For I am Costanza, lord of the idiots

January 24, 2026, 03:00 AM

cardscout182

quote:
Originally posted by cardscout182:
This is a great topic and love seeing all the uncut sheets, especially the promo sheets. Just a question if someone could clarify for me, "Pairing down" means.. I've seen it mentioned here a few times...

I have a very limited (6 in existence at last count) uncut sheet of Destroy All Robots from 1996, that I was given by the artist Andrew Maunsell, last year during an interview I did with him on the Destroy All Robots set. I have ZERO clue how to upload photos here so if someone would be willing to post for me, that would be great... I also have, as a few other collectors have recently, the uncut sheet of Promo cards, which includes the two rare promo postcards. Looks incredible in person.

Thanks in advance

quote:
Please, a little respect. For I am Costanza, lord of the idiots

January 24, 2026, 03:55 PM

chesspieceface

quote:
Originally posted by make-mine-marvel:
I assume y'all watching the uncut/unsigned sheet of Harry Potter autographs on eBay?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/33639...tkp%3ABk9SR6jq2rz9Zg

Sold for $2,300.

January 24, 2026, 05:01 PM

Raven

From an autograph card collector's POV, there is nothing I hate more than the unsigned certified card. Whether they are dumped as a whole sheet or as individual cards not fully completed or unreleased, it just undermines the meaning of a certified card. It makes possible the worst-case scenario, the authentic card with a counterfeit signature.

At least if the card was unreleased, there is a checklist record to consult, and people should be able to look it up. However, if the card was released, the existence of an unknown number of unsigned cards undermines the whole process and makes the original cards with the certified signatures suspect. I'm all for card collectors wanting novelties, but unsigned certified cards should either be marked up or destroyed. They should never be released into the wild because the result is more than predictable.

There is also no reason why a blank certified autograph card should be worth more than a few dollars to anybody. They are incomplete, some might even say damaged, yet they are still in demand. Once the card is deemed authentic, does anyone think that third party graders will catch every forgery? Or that every card will even be submitted? To me, it just taints the whole product, and I never understood why so many card manufacturers kept their blank inventory once they realized the signings were not going to happen. They know what's coming if/when they get out.

January 24, 2026, 07:02 PM

catskilleagle

There is a scan of a one of the promo sheets elsewhere on Card Talk:

https://nonsportupdate.infopop...687016506#3687016506

quote:
Originally posted by cardscout182:
This is a great topic and love seeing all the uncut sheets, especially the promo sheets. Just a question if someone could clarify for me, "Pairing down" means.. I've seen it mentioned here a few times...

I have a very limited (6 in existence at last count) uncut sheet of Destroy All Robots from 1996, that I was given by the artist Andrew Maunsell, last year during an interview I did with him on the Destroy All Robots set. I have ZERO clue how to upload photos here so if someone would be willing to post for me, that would be great... I also have, as a few other collectors have recently, the uncut sheet of Promo cards, including the rare promo postcards. Looks incredible in person.

Thanks in advance

quote:
Please, a little respect. For I am Costanza, lord of the idiots

January 24, 2026, 09:47 PM

cardscout182

quote:
There is a scan of a one of the promo sheets elsewhere on Card Talk:

https://nonsportupdate.infopop...687016506#3687016506

Yes Jess, thanks for the heads up, but my uncut promo sheet also features the two rare postcard size promos, as well as the regular 8 promos, which are numbered CCI, CCII, CCIII, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5.
Interestingly, there is a date on the printers edge being 2/17/95 7.38pm which clearly dates the set.

Again, anyone that could post the images I have, would be great...