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Franklin) [ ] BP2 Scotty (U.S.S. Franklin) [ ] BP3 Kirk (Yorktown Military) [ ] BP4 Commander Finnegan (Yorktown Military) [ ] BP5 Shazeer (Yorktown Military) [ ] BP6 Kirk (Starfleet Flight Suit) [ ] BP7 Chekov (Starfleet Flight Suit) [ ] BP8 McCoy (Starfleet Flight Suit - STID) [ ] BP9 Carol Marcus (Starfleet Flight Suit - STID) Star Trek Sketch Cards # Card Title [ ] Carlos Cabalerio [ ] Debbie Jackson [ ] Achilleas Kokkinakis [ ] Tim Levandoski [ ] Lee Lightfoot [ ] Jeff Mallinson [ ] Brad Utterstrom [ ] Chris Meeks [ ] Rich Molinelli [ ] Veronica O'Connell [ ] Brent Ragland [ ] Scott Rorie [ ] Danny Silva [ ] Scott Houseman [ ] Warren Martineck [ ] Dan Bergren [ ] Irma Ahmed [ ] Adam Cleveland [ ] Jennifer Allyn [ ] Michael Horgan [ ] Francois Chartier [ ] Roy Cover [ ] Charles Hall [ ] Marcia Dye [ ] Gabe Farber [ ] Kristin Allen [ ] Jim Faustino [ ] Andrew Garcia [ ] Kevin Graham [ ] Jason Davies Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Cards (1:288 packs) # Card Title [ ] M1 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M2 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M3 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M4 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M5 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M6 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M7 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M8 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card [ ] M9 Anton Yelchin/Chekov In Memoriam Card Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Cards (1:288 packs) # Card Title [ ] M10 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card [ ] M11 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card [ ] M12 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card [ ] M13 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card [ ] M14 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card [ ] M15 Leonard Nimoy/Spock In Memoriam Expansion Card Star Trek Movies Autograph Cards (1:12 packs) # Card Title xxx- Zachary Quinto as Spock in Star Trek (Autograph Relic) (Very Limited) [ ] 01 xxx- Sofia Boutella as Jaylah in Star Trek Beyond (Autograph Relic) (Very Limited) [ ] 02 xxx- Alice Eve as Carol Marcus in Star Trek Into Darkness (Autograph Relic) (Very [ ] 03 Limited) xxx- Karl Urban as McCoy in Star Trek Into Darkness (Autograph Relic) (Very Limited) [ ] 04 xxx- Chris Pinez as Captain Kirk in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 05 xxx- Zachary Quinto as Spock in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 06 xxx- Karl Urban as McCoy in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 07 xxx- Ben Cross (green) as Sarek in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Limited) [ ] 08 xxx- [ ] Kimberly Arland as Madeline in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Limited) 09 xxx- Nazheen Contractor as Rima Harewood in Star Trek Into Darkness (Star Trek Design) [ ] 10 xxx- Justin Lin as Director in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Extremely Limited) [ ] 11 xxx- Danny Pudi as Fi'Ja in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 12 xxx- Melissa Roxburgh as Ensign Syl in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very [ ] 13 Limited) xxx- Fraser Aitcheson as Hider in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 14 xxx- Jeremy Raymond as Shazeer in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 15 xxx- Jacob Kogan as Young Spock in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 16 xxx- Sofia Boutella as Jaylah in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 17 xxx- Jason Matthew Smith as Hendorff in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very [ ] 18 Limited) xxx- Jeremy Raymond as Nibiran Leader in Star Trek Into Darkness (Star Trek [ ] 19 Design) (Very Limited) xxx- Fiona Vroom as Female Ensign in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 20 xxx- Doug Jung as Ben in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 21 xxx- Jeremy Fitzgerald as Iowa Cop in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 22 xxx- Lorenzo James Henrie as Vulcan Bully in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 23 xxx- Faran Tahir as Captain Robau in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 24 xxx- Jimmy Bennett as Young James T. Kirk in Star Trek (Star Trek Design) (Very Limited) [ ] 25 xxx- Kim Kold as Zavanko in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Limited) [ ] 26 xxx- Lydia Wilson as Kalara in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Limited) [ ] 27 xxx- Jason Matthew Smith as Hendorff in Star Trek Into Darkness (Star Trek [ ] 28 Design) (Limited) xxx- Joe Taslim as Manas in Star Trek Beyond (Star Trek Design) (Limited) [ ] 29 xxx- Zoe Saldana as Uhura in Star Trek Beyond (Classic Movie Design) (Extremely [ ] 30 Limited) xxx- Danny Pudi as Fi'Ja in Star Trek Beyond (Classic Movie Design) (Extremely Limited) [ ] 31 xxx- Lydia Wilson as Kalara in Star Trek Beyond (Classic
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