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Do they have a website? ____________________ "The problem, I'm told, is more than medical." | |||
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They do, but the most recent set on the site is Order of the Phoenix Update. That set was released in December 2007. | |||
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Bronze Card Talk Member |
Tom, Did Artbox end up providing any details yet? Thx ____________________ Specializing In: Movie, TV, Sports Trading Cards and Memorabilia, Comics, Action Figures, Video Games and MORE!!! | |||
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Not yet | |||
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Information just released Tom | |||
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Platinum Card Talk Member |
More details than normal...
Think a 1 hit-per-box product will work in this economy? 1.5 per if you count a film card as a 'hit.' Looks like they are cleaning house with the You Are A Winner Card, could be very interesting. Ed ____________________ Trading Page Now Online: http://www.scifi.cards/trading.html Collecting Sketches of the Character Crystal | |||
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Silver Card Talk Member |
Has Artbox definitively said that these will be the last 2 Harry Potter sets they will ever make? If so there goes my hopes for Snape, Hagrid, Voldemort, and another shot at a triple auto. | |||
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Gold Card Talk Member |
They will be the last two products solely based on The Deathly Hallows but I would be amazed if they were the last ever Potter products.Quite honestly Artbox might as well shut up shop if they stop making Potter cards,they have nothing else. | |||
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I am pretty sure once the movies are done, the contract with WB is done as well. I could be completely wrong on that, but that was my understanding. | |||
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Silver Card Talk Member |
It's my understanding that Artbox's HP license expires with the last film. I don't know that we'll be seeing retrospective sets. I don't think there was ever much hope for getting Snape, Hagrid and Voldemort autos. Artbox has been making HP cards since 2004 and wasn't able to acquire those autos over many, many sets. Robbie Coltrane also refused to sign for the James Bond sets. I believe the reason was that he didn't think it was right for fans to have to pay for his signature. I hate that the autos and filmcards are one release, and the costumes and props are another release. The e-mail from Artbox stated that there were approval problems which caused a delay. Artbox has had approval problems with Warner Bros. for a number of HP sets. My guess is that all of the autos were approved, but they only recently were allowed to produce the costumes and props. The case breakdown is 10 autos, 6 filmcards and 1 "You Are A Winner" card. There could be three or four boxes per case with only one hit (depending on whether the winner card is inserted in boxes that have both an auto and a filmcard). I feel bad for dealers, because this could be a tough sell. I do appreciate that Artbox is giving away cards and sealed boxes instead of selling them to the few lucky people who can attend SDCC. There will be 400 cases, so that should mean 400 winner cards. | |||
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does look like an interesting set. one more chance to get a emma watson auto. disappointed no prop or pieceworks included, as i think the film cells are not worth collecting. but the intriguing thing is the "you are the winner". if that's one per case, i'd say this makes up a bit for the lack of other hits. and of course, i'll get these, too. (of course, totally skimmed over the 2 sets auto and pieceworks/props in previous post... but that does seem odd to separate the two) | |||
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Bronze Card Talk Member |
As a dealer myself I am very torn on this set simply because I love Harry Potter and would only be getting some for myself. I just don't see any margins in this current market with only autographs. There is One autograph (Emma Watson) which with current ebay prices would pay for itself in a box but all other 19 (Box inserted autos) would not even pay for the price of the box. I don't count film cards as a "hit" they might as well be short printed base cards as on the previous sets you could sell a whole set for $50 or less. The Winner cards could be nice but there are TBD which could just be for another autograph and would not make up for the cost. They should have done a premium format like Rittenhouse or Breygent if only doing Autographs otherwise rethink their pricing or incentives. Will Artbox have SDCC 2011 exclusives? ____________________ Specializing In: Movie, TV, Sports Trading Cards and Memorabilia, Comics, Action Figures, Video Games and MORE!!! | |||
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New Card Talk Member |
Was hoping for a Harry/Ginny Dual Auto. Would have finished things perfectly. ____________________ It's in the next pack | |||
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Silver Card Talk Member |
As much as I love HP, the HBPU release really burnt me out on HP trading cards. I'm going to do the same thing that I did with DH1 and wait until the box prices come down and then decide if I am interested. I actually bought cases for OOTPU and HBP, but I haven't bought any DH product and, quite frankly, I am hard pressed to find any motivation to do so. As a buyer, I feel like it is just more of the same, and anything I could possibly want I can find in the aftermarket. | |||
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Diamond Card Talk Member |
I think products with only autographs can sell, just not when its only one per box and there are so few quality names. I would say that one Maggie Smith is worth 5 Emma Watsons, but that's not how the market values it. But when the case incentives are ho-hum you have a problem. | |||
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Silver Card Talk Member |
The base set has only 72 cards instead of the usual 90. This is the last set that will coincide with a movie release (and possibly the last set ever from Artbox). I really don't like how it deviates from the norm. | |||
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Maggie Smith and John Hurt autos will cover the cost of a box and IMO, they are both bigger than Emma, but she has made such a name for herself that her auto has lown through the roof. Good for her. As for the set, I hate that it is not like the norm, but guess Artbox has to make do with what the WB provides. My guess is that they planned a normal set, but due to the approval delays, had to do it this way. If they knew it was going to be this way from the start, I bet they would have gotten more autos to have more than one insert per box. Again, they are making do with what they have. Totally sucks though. I am not all that pleased with it and wish they could delay it so they could put everything together like we are used to. | |||
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Bronze Card Talk Member |
I agree Maggie and John are the 2nd and 3rd best pack inserted cards in this set but when they hit the ebay auction style listings I guarantee you will be able to get them for $60 or less a pop once they show up in quantities. This is Maggies 3rd autograph and Johns 3rd (including Indiana Jones). Emma Watson will still demand $300-$350. The design of the deathly Hallows autos has driven prices down and make them in less demand compared to their conterparts (the classic style seen in SS through OOTP Update). I just hope there is not 20 Redemptions interested and that it is live Autos. The sales info shows autographs so hopefully they will all be live this time. Half Blood Prince Autographs had the best design by far! ____________________ Specializing In: Movie, TV, Sports Trading Cards and Memorabilia, Comics, Action Figures, Video Games and MORE!!! | |||
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Bronze Card Talk Member |
I am interested in two autos...But, they are Puzzle autos. Does anyone know what that is? Also, are these cards 2 1/2 wide x 3 1/2 high or the reverese? Thanks! | |||
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My guess is since there are 9 of the puzzle autos that they make up a 9 card set like the foil cards in previous sets (R1-R9). So yeah, you can collect them individually, but if you get all 9, the backs will probably form a picture. | |||
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