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Games, Thrones, Cards

I loved Game of Thrones so naturally I've been collecting the cards.

I came across Game of Thrones Inflexions on a website and bought three boxes.

Each box has three packs with each pack having three base cards and two hits.

Here is the result:


These are silver parallels of the base and are numbered out of 75.  There are other, rarer, parallels but I only got silver.  




These laser cut cards come one per box.


These are lenticular motion cards and also seem to be one per box.  They are semi-transparent and much prettier in person.

There were two autographs per box.


This is a "full-bleed" autograph card and is similar to cards from earlier sets.



These are called Valyrian autographs.




My favorite autograph set is these gold ink signatures.  The ink really stands out.

Each box seems to have one big hit so here there are in order of how much I like them.


This card contains an actual United Kingdom postage stamp.  I used to collect stamps and England was my specialty so I can appreciate this.


This is a piece of cape from Daenerys.  It's my first Game of Thrones relic card.  I like the fact that they didn't flatten out the piece fo cloth as the actual cape pictured was structured this way.

And now the superstar of the boxes.



This is printed on a metal plate.  Numbered on the back 01/25.  

I may be in love with this card. LOL

These boxes were not cheap.  I used the last of my stimulus money on them.

Overall, I'm very satisfied with what I got and may buy a box or two more if I get any more unattached money.

Let me know what you think and if there any non-sport subjects that you collect.

And I really need to clean the dust off of my scanner.




Comments

  1. Cool product. My favorite show of all-time... although I wasn't the biggest fan of the way things ended. Oh well... leading up to the ending was pretty epic. I'm tempted to buy a box of this stuff (looks like Blowout has boxes for $98.77), but I'll probably just look for some singles on eBay.

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  2. Great cards! I've been considering picking up a box but haven't done so yet. This may push me to do so. Love those gold ink autos.

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