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2019 Star Wars Masterwork

I decided to shop on Topps.com and they had 2019 Star Wars Masterwork listed.  I paid the most I've ever paid for a box of cards and I got two.

Masterworks has four packs or miniboxes in each box and promises four hits.

Here's what I got:



 
These are purple parallels of the base card.




I got two of the base autographs. The first one is they guy who was the voice of the Emperor so not a thrill here.  I'm not a big fan of autographs from voice actors in the Star Wars universe as I do not watch the cartoons.


The only autograph I care about from these boxes.  This is a rainbow foil parallel of Denis Lawson who played Wedge Antillies.  After the other two autographs it was very welcome to get a familiar character.



Here are a couple of 1/1 sketch cards by Anthony Figaro and Matthew Hirons respectively.  This now takes me from two sketch cards to four in my collection.  As usual the artists have signed the back of the cards.  While these are not characters I am overly thrilled by I'm not going to complain about original art.

Mon Mothma looks like she is staring into someones soul.


This last hit is another One of One that contains two cels of film from a print of one of the movies.  I think it is Return of the Jedi but I don't have the card in front of me so I'm not 100% sure.

Overall I have no need to buy any more of this product as the price point is beyond my normal one and having the cartoon based cards does nothing for me.

Getting three one of ones was nice, though.

I did order some packs of Series 2 T206 baseball in the same order and am waiting for those to ship.

































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  1. Although neither are characters I'd be really interested in... I've gotta say both of those sketch cards are beautifully done. I don't think any of the SW sketch cards in my collect have anywhere near the detail the artists put into yours.

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    1. I agree. I saw a box break of this product last week and someone pulled what was literally a black line drawing as a "sketch"

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