The good news is that, the base set is only 100 cards, so ideally I will be able to get a complete set to put away and keep, and some dupes for trade to anyone interested.
The box itself is a little banged up, but I will probably use it to store the base set I,, hopefully, can completed.
More hints....it isn't a major sport and it isn't a Magic set, so nothing I have ever collected, opened, or had before.
More hints...I am a bit early for the September 8th anniversary of when the topic it relates to, first hit TV airwaves...
Without further ado...
As I said, the box is a bit beat up, but still good enough for storage purposes.
This is Star Trek Reflections of the Past Phase Three. The set came out in 1996 (30 years after the 1966 premier of the show).
I watched some of the original Star Trek episodes around the age of 7-8 in the late 80s on re-runs, but Star Trek TNG is what really got me into the series, and the world of Star Trek.
Star Trek wins out with me, well above Star Wars (I didn't watch any of the Star Wars movies until all 6 were released - well, what was supposed to be all six until well....you know...).
This should be good for bringing back some fun memories - though I have avoided looking at the checklist, more fun that way. I also figure there won't be any real "hits", but have no idea, and don't know what they would be either. Given this is a non-major league sport box, let's do scoring similar to wrestling...
Base card - 1 point (yes, all cards get a point)
Base card need - 3 points
Insert Card bonus - points based on odds - if 1 in 4 - worth 4 points, etc.
Also, figure I will attack this three packs at a time - not sure I want this box going on for too long, but this post has gone long enough, so just one today (and that evens out the rest of the packs as well....just coincidence, I swear).
Base card need - 3 points
Insert Card bonus - points based on odds - if 1 in 4 - worth 4 points, etc.
Also, figure I will attack this three packs at a time - not sure I want this box going on for too long, but this post has gone long enough, so just one today (and that evens out the rest of the packs as well....just coincidence, I swear).
Pack 1:
Okay - this is a very interesting commemorative set. I mean, cards like the Solar Storm don't give you much, but then you have nice cast cards like Kirstie Alley in Wrath of KHAN! and Dr. Beverly Crusher (played by Gates McFadden) in period costume from a scene on the holodeck.
Although the pack says 8 cards, there was this put in as well - a puzzle piece of sorts.
An interesting start.
1 pack, 9 cards, 27 points.
That predates hits...most likely the hit will be a hologram. In some of the TV and movie sets from that era they were one per pack, but that is obviously not the case here.
ReplyDeleteI just tossed a ton of ST cards a few days ago... while cleaning my office. Picked up a bunch of them at the flea market a while back. Was gonna give them away to students, but I don't think middle schoolers watch ST these days.
ReplyDeleteI'd agree - doubt they would know it.
DeleteI like part of this set. The graphic cards and cartoon space scenes I don't like, but the rest the real-life photo cards I like.
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