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Twin Peaks Trading Cards Checklist Twin Peaks Trading Cards Checklist Base Cards # Card Title [ ] 01 Pilot [ ] 02 Pilot [ ] 03 Pilot [ ] 04 Traces to Nowhere [ ] 05 Traces to Nowhere [ ] 06 Traces to Nowhere [ ] 07 Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer [ ] 08 Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer [ ] 09 Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer [ ] 10 Rest in Pain [ ] 11 Rest in Pain [ ] 12 Rest in Pain [ ] 13 The One-Armed Man [ ] 14 The One-Armed Man [ ] 15 The One-Armed Man [ ] 16 Cooper's Dreams [ ] 17 Cooper's Dreams [ ] 18 Cooper's Dreams [ ] 19 Realization Time [ ] 20 Realization Time [ ] 21 Realization Time [ ] 22 The Last Evening [ ] 23 The Last Evening [ ] 24 The Last Evening [ ] 25 May the Giant Be with You [ ] 26 May the Giant Be with You [ ] 27 May the Giant Be with You [ ] 28 Coma [ ] 29 Coma [ ] 30 Coma [ ] 31 The Man Behind the Glass [ ] 32 The Man Behind the Glass [ ] 33 The Man Behind the Glass [ ] 34 Laura's Secret Diary [ ] 35 Laura's Secret Diary [ ] 36 Laura's Secret Diary [ ] 37 The Orchid's Curse [ ] 38 The Orchid's Curse [ ] 39 The Orchid's Curse [ ] 40 Demons [ ] 41 Demons [ ] 42 Demons [ ] 43 Lonely Souls [ ] 44 Lonely Souls [ ] 45 Lonely Souls [ ] 46 Drive with a Dead Girl [ ] 47 Drive with a Dead Girl [ ] 48 Drive with a Dead Girl [ ] 49 Arbitrary Law [ ] 50 Arbitrary Law [ ] 51 Arbitrary Law [ ] 52 Dispute Between Brothers [ ] 53 Dispute Between Brothers [ ] 54 Dispute Between Brothers [ ] 55 Masked Ball [ ] 56 Masked Ball [ ] 57 Masked Ball [ ] 58 The Black Widow [ ] 59 The Black Widow [ ] 60 The Black Widow [ ] 61 Checkmate [ ] 62 Checkmate [ ] 63 Checkmate [ ] 64 Double Play [ ] 65 Double Play [ ] 66 Double Play [ ] 67 Slaves and Masters [ ] 68 Slaves and Masters [ ] 69 Slaves and Masters [ ] 70 The Condemned Woman [ ] 71 The Condemned Woman [ ] 72 The Condemned Woman [ ] 73 Wounds and Scars [ ] 74 Wounds and Scars [ ] 75 Wounds and Scars [ ] 76 On the Wings of Love [ ] 77 On the Wings of Love [ ] 78 On the Wings of Love [ ] 79 Variations and Relations [ ] 80 Variations and Relations [ ] 81 Variations and Relations [ ] 82 The Path to the Black Lodge [ ] 83 The Path to the Black Lodge [ ] 84 The Path to the Black Lodge [ ] 85 Miss Twin Peaks [ ] 86 Miss Twin Peaks [ ] 87 Miss Twin Peaks [ ] 88 Beyond Life and Death [ ] 89 Beyond Life and Death [ ] 90 Beyond Life and Death 90 Base Parallel Cards (1:12 packs) # Card Title [ ] 1-90 Base Parallel Cards Twin Peak: A Limited Event Series (1:8 packs) # Card Title [ ] 01 Part 1 [ ] 02 Part 1 [ ] 03 Part 1 [ ] 04 Part 2 [ ] 05 Part 2 [ ] 06 Part 2 [ ] 07 Part 3 [ ] 08 Part 3 [ ] 09 Part 3 [ ] 10 Part 4 [ ] 11 Part 4 [ ] 12 Part 4 [ ] 13 Part 5 [ ] 14 Part 5 [ ] 15 Part 5 [ ] 16 Part 6 [ ] 17 Part 6 [ ] 18 Part 6 [ ] 19 Part 7 [ ] 20 Part 7 [ ] 21 Part 7 [ ] 22 Part 8 [ ] 23 Part 8 [ ] 24 Part 8 [ ] 25 Part 9 [ ] 26 Part 9 [ ] 27 Part 9 [ ] 28 Part 10 [ ] 29 Part 10 [ ] 30 Part 10 [ ] 31 Part 11 [ ] 32 Part 11 [ ] 33 Part 11 [ ] 34 Part 12 [ ] 35 Part 12 [ ] 36 Part 12 [ ] 37 Part 13 [ ] 38 Part 13 [ ] 39 Part 13 [ ] 40 Part 14 [ ] 41 Part 14 [ ] 42 Part 14 [ ] 43 Part 15 [ ] 44 Part 15 [ ] 45 Part 15 [ ] 46 Part 16 [ ] 47 Part 16 [ ] 48 Part 16 [ ] 49 Part 17 [ ] 50 Part 17 [ ] 51 Part 17 [ ] 52 Part 18 [ ] 53 Part 18 [ ] 54 Part 18 Character Cards (1:12 packs) # Card Title [ ] CC01 Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper [ ] CC02 Michael Ontkean as Harry S. Truman [ ] CC03 Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer [ ] CC04 Lara Flynn Boyle as Donna Hayward [ ] CC05 Sherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne [ ] CC06 Mädchen Amick as Shelly Johnson [ ] CC07 Peggy Lipton as Norma Jennings [ ] CC08 James Marshall as James Hurley [ ] CC09 Everett McGill as Ed Hurley [ ] CC10 Michael Horse as Tommy 'Hawk' Hill [ ] CC11 Harry Goaz as Andy Brennan [ ] CC12 Kimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran [ ] CC13 Catherine E. Coulson as Margaret Lanterman [ ] CC14 Wendy Robie as Nadine Hurley [ ] CC15 Richard Beymer as Benjamin Horne [ ] CC16 David Duchovny as Denise Bryson [ ] CC17 Dana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs [ ] CC18 Miguel Ferrer as Albert Rosenfield [ ] CC19 David Lynch as Gordon Cole [ ] CC20 Russ Tamblyn as Lawrence Jacoby [ ] CC21 Warren Frost as Will Hayward [ ] CC22 Jack Nance as Pete Martell [ ] CC23 Piper Laurie as Catherine Martell [ ] CC24 Ray Wise as Leland Palmer [ ] CC25 Joan Chen as Josie Packard [ ] CC26 Don S. Davis as Garland Briggs [ ] CC27 Chris Mulkey as Hank Jennings [ ] CC28 Kenneth Welsh as Windom Earle [ ] CC29 Heather Graham as Annie Blackburn [ ] CC30 Kyle MacLachlan as Dougie Jones [ ] CC31 Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper (Evil) [ ] CC32 Chrysta Bell as Tammy Preston [ ] CC33 Robert Forster as Frank Truman [ ] CC34 Naomi Watts as Janey-E Jones [ ] CC35 Laura Dern as Diane Evans [ ] CC36 Don Murray as Bushnell Mullins [ ] CC37 Jim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum [ ] CC38 Robert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum [ ] CC39 George Griffith as Ray Monroe [ ] CC40 Patrick Fischler as Duncan Todd [ ] CC41 Tom Sizemore as Anthony Sinclair [ ] CC42 Eamon Farren as Richard Horne Quotable Twin Peaks (1:24 packs) # Card Title [ ] Q01 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q02 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q03 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q04 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q05 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q06 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q07 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q08 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q09 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q10 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q11 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q12 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q13 Quotable Twin Peaks [ ] Q14 Quotable Twin Peaks It Is Happening Again (1:288 packs) # Card Title [ ] HA1 Dale Cooper [ ] HA2 Laura Palmer Autograph Cards (1:12 packs) # Card Title [ ] xxx-01 Kyle MacLachlan as Agent Dale Cooper (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-02 Michael Ontkean as Sheriff Harry Truman (Classic) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-03 David Lynch as FBI Reg. Bureau Chief Gordon Cole (Limited Event Series) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-04 David Duchovny as Denise Bryson (Classic) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-05 Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-06 Sherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-07 Peggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-08 Madchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-09 Wendy Robie as Nadine Hurley (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-10 Carel Struycken as The Giant (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-11 Everett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-12 Piper Laurie as Catherine Martell (Classic) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-13 Lenny Von Dohlen as Harold Smith (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-14 Charlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-15 Gary Hershberger as Mike Nelson (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-16 Michael Horse as Deputy Tommy Hawk Hill (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-17 Kimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-18 James Marshall as James Hurley (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-19 Ray Wise as Leland Palmer (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-20 Dana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-21 Harry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan (Classic) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-22 Kenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (Classic) (Limited) [ ] xxx-23 Chris Mulkey as Hank Jennings (Classic) (Limited) [ ] xxx-24 Peggy Lipton as Norma Jennings (Limited Event Series) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-25 Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer (Limited Event Series) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-26 Madchen Amick as Shelly Johnson (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-27 Harry Goaz as Deputy Andy Brennan (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-28 Everett McGill as Big Ed Hurley (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-29 Sherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-30 Dana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-31 Carel Struycken as The Giant (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-32 Wendy Robie as Nadine Hurley (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-33 James Marshall as James Hurley (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-34 Sabrina Sutherland as Jackie (Limited Event Series) (Extremely Limited) [ ] xxx-35 Jim Belushi as Bradley Mitchum (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-36 Charlotte Stewart as Betty Briggs (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-37 Michael Horse as Deputy Tommy Hawk Hill (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-38 Gary Hershberger as Mike Nelson (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-39 Kimmy Robertson as Lucy Moran (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-40 Ray Wise as Leland Palmer (Limited Event Series) (Very Limited) [ ] xxx-41 Robert Knepper as Rodney Mitchum (Limited Event Series) (Limited) [ ] xxx-42 Clark Middleton as Charlie (Limited Event Series) (Limited) [ ] xxx-43 George Griffith as Ray Monroe (Limited Event Series) (Limited) [ ] xxx-44 Nicole LaLiberte as Darya (Limited Event Series) (Limited) [ ] xxx-45 Chrysta Bell as Agent Tammy Preston (Limited Event Series) (Limited) [ ] xxx-46 David Lynch and Kyle MacLachlan (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-47 Sheryl Lee and James Marshall (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-48 Dana Ashbrook and Madchen Amick (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-49 Peggy Lipton and Chris Mulkey (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-50 Sherilyn Fenn and Kyle MacLachlan (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-51 Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-52 Sheryl Lee and Kyle MacLachlan (Dual) (Scarce) [ ] xxx-53 Wendy Robie and Everett McGill (Dual) (Scarce) Case Topper (1 per case) # Card Title [ ] CT1 Laura Palmer Memorial Card 6-Case Incentive # Card Title [ ] Kyle MacLachlan Autograph Costume Card 9-Case Incentive # Card Title [ ] Kyle MacLachlan / Michael Ontkean Dual Autograph Card Rittenhouse Rewards Card # Card Title [ ] Q15 Quotable Twin Peaks Archive Box Exclusive Card # Card Title [ ] Kenneth Welsh as Windom Earle (Variant Autograph) [ ] Set of 4 matching base card printing plates [ ] Sheryl Lee as Madeleine "Maddy" Ferguson Autograph Card [ ] Piper Laurie as Mr. Tojamura Autograph Card Promo Cards # Card Title [ ] P1 General Distribution [ ] P2 Non-Sport Update Magazine [ ] P3 Binder Exclusive [ ] P4 Philly Non-Sport Show Spring 2018.
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