I was at Walmart the other day and I noticed they had a
single blister pack (2 packs inside) of 2015 Topps Star Wars Journey To The Force Awakens hanging on a peg so I grabbed it. I like
the set but I have not opened any packs so I wanted to take a closer look and
bought it.
The retail packs have 6 cards each plus two Family Legacy
inserts. The set is made up of 110 cards that cover from Episode I: Phantom
Menace up to upcoming Episode VII: The Force Awakens so there is a great
selection and some very nice photos. One thing that I am not a fan of is the
parallels, once again Topps has included 9 parallels for each base card not
counting printing plates. Is there really a reason to have 10 versions of each
card?
In the two packs I pulled 6 base cards total of which 4
were parallels. This is definitely not a set to build using retail packs. Here
is what I pulled:
Two base cards
Two base card Jabba slime parallel (1 per pack)
One base card Black Starfield parallel (1:2 packs) This
is probably my favorite parallel border color
One base card Lightsaber Neon (1:6 packs) These for some
reason scan in as a dull pink , they are actually quite bright pink in hand
One Behind The Scenes
Two Blueprint cards
One Power Of The First Order. I like this insert along
with the Heroes Of The Resistance (The good guys) version
One Character sticker
One Cloth sticker
Two Family Legacy
I like the set and if I got a chance to pick up a hobby
box I would definitely grab it and I am very happy that I did not pull anything
Hayden Christensen cards, that man destroyed the legacy of the Star Wars series
almost as bad as George Lucas’ constant tinkering with the original trilogy.
The cloth sticker and the Family Legacy are new to me. That also brings the packaging variations up to 5, at least.
ReplyDeleteIf you want those two cards you are welcome to them.
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