Star Trek: The Next Generation | 1992 Impel Trading Cards | Complete Set

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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1993)

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This Video is NOT made for kids, This video is for adult collectors Star Trek: The Next Generation | 1992 Impel Trading Cards | Complete Set
This set was release during season 5 of Star Trek The Next Generation.
1992 Impel Star Trek The Next Generation Set
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Set contains 120 Cards
This was the first card series dedicated solely to Star Trek: The Next Generation. The 120 card set covers the show up to season five and offers information on characters, ships, technology, trivia questions, equipment and behind the scenes. Card #1 features the opening monologue from TNG in English. One subset in the common set consisted of five foreign language cards numbered 01A-01E which showed the same text but in five different languages and were seeded as frequently the other common cards. There were four hologram cards for this set, numbered 01H-04H. These were initially printed with the numbers of 031, 033, 034 and 036 (their equivalent base set counterparts). This error was later corrected and both numbering schemes are readily available on the secondary market. The four holograms from this set form a montage of a planet with the ships in orbit around it. A 5th hologram was available through a wrapper offer. This gold 05H Enterprise-D hologram sold direct from SkyBox for $2. The official binder was also offered on the wrapper. The binder for this set is a "box binder" and is unique for a Star Trek product. A limited edition circular tin set (10,000) was released which included a numbered certificate, one full set, 5 holograms, the language set and one bonus card. Dealers were given an promotional card called a Shelf Talker to promote the holograms. This card is 4" x 5" and includes another half inch to be folded over and advertises the mail-in gold hologram. The wrapper also included an offer for a mail-away paper checklist which came in five variations. Two types of promo packs were offered for this set, a 3-card promo pack and a 4-card promo pack. The 4-card pack had a title card whereas the 3-card pack did not.


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