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Serial Numbers

001 - The 2, 3 or 4 digit numbers represent the actual serial number shown on the card. Sometimes the image quality is so low that it is hard to see the number. If better images are found then these will be updated.

NA

NA - Sometimes it is impossible to determine the number for a card either because the seller has not shown it or because the image is just too bad. In this case when I have an image of the front or back I have named it with the NA prefix. If there are more than one unknown card in the set then they are numbered NA1, NA2 etc. These will be replaced if suitable images are found.

Autograph Print Run

The print run of the autograph cards was never discolsed offcially. The numbers you see here under each autograph card on the site are estimated by collectors based on the autograph distribution odds from box breakdows done by the collecting community. If no estimate has ever been done then NA is displayed.

Anna's Cards

Anna or 123a - If the Autograph card has the "Anna" prefix or the relic cards has an 'a' after the serial number, then the image is of one of the cards owned by Anna and can be seenon her website in her original collection. You can read more about Anna's site on the Collecting page. She did list the serial numbers of each card but she only had images of the front of each card so place holders are used for the back images. Where more up-to-date images of that card have been found, these are used instead.

Artbox Cards

Artbox - If the card name has the Artbox prefix then the image for that card is the one found on the original Artbox website. I only have access to this site through the Internet Archive and not all pages are available. I have salvaged as many as I can find and listed them here. Because Artbox did not list the serial numbers of the cards shown, I don't have the serial in the name unless an up-to-date images of that card has been found since Artbox's site closed.

Image Unavailable

Some cards don't have a reverse image available. When this happens we have created placeholder images for those cards. If images are found leter for these cards the site will be updated with the new images.

Some cards have special badges assigned to them. here are the explainations for those badges

Graded Cards

When a card has been graded by a grading company it is placed in a sealed plastic container for protection and given a certificate of grading quality. The image library just shows the front and reverse images of the cards but if the card has been graded than a graded badge is assienged to the card and when you click on it to see the individual card information, you will also see an image of the card in it's graded container.

Trophy Cards

All serial cards have a variation of the reclic that is in the card. The piece of prop, the patch of material for the costume, the image in the film cell or even the quality of the autograph. These variation can be seen as being more deirable than other cards of the same type. This why I have created the Trophy card badge. This badge is assigned to the card in the library that is considered to be the best version of that card that we have on recored. If a better version is discovered then this assignment will change.