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7 CARDS + $ . 1 holographic jersey CARD 299 PER PACK RRP PER pack 36 packs PER BOx COMMON CARD (195) Includes 12 star players from each of the 16 NRL clubs JERSEY DIE CUT CARD (195) 1:PER PACK Holographic parallel set with unique jersey die cut design STAR SKETCH CARD (32) 2 leading players per team depicted in sketch by our top artist. ACETATE MASCOT GEM CARD (16) 1:18 PACKS ROBBIE FARAH Superstar mascot gem card. 1 from each club RED FOIL SIGNATURE CARD (48) 1:6 packs 3 red foil signature cards from each of the 16 clubs. DOUBLE TROUBLE (4) 1:216 PACKS Double impact on the game! 4 limited edition acetate cards in the set 2009 NRL CHAMPIONS ALBUM INCLUDES: 2009 NRL CHAMPIONS ALBUM + 22 PAGES + 2 PACKS CARDS: $19.95 AVAILABLE NATIONALLY IN NEWSAGENCIES AND HOBBY STORES 7 CARDS + 1 holographic jersey CARD PER PACK CHECKLIST 36 packs PER BOx 1 CHECKLIST 1 MANLY SEA EAGLES 127 MICHAEL JENNINGS 191 CHRIS LAWRENCE WARRIORS 2 CHECKLIST 2 64 MATT ORFORD 128 LUKE LEWIS 192 BENJI MARSHALL FS43 SIMON MANNERING 3 CHECKLIST 3 65 MICHAEL BANI 129 KEITH PETERS 193 JOHN MORRIS FS44 MANU VATUVEI 66 DAVID WILLIAMS 130 FRANK PRITCHARD 194 TODD PAYTEN FS45 BRENT TATE BRISBANE BRONCOS 67 ADAM CUTHBERTSON 131 JARROD SAMMUT 195 TANIELA TUIAKI WESTS TIGERS 4 DARREN LOCKYER 68 JASON KING 132 NATHAN SMITH INSERT CARDS FS46 ROBBIE FARAH 69 BRENT KITE 133 BRAD TIGHE 5 JOEL CLINTON HOLOGRAPHIC JERSEY CARDS FS47 DENE HALATAU 70 JAMIE LYON 134 TRENT WATERHOUSE 6 NICK KENNY JDC1 CHECKLIST 1 FS48 CHRIS LAWRENCE 7 JUSTIN HODGES 71 STEVE MATAI 135 LACHLAN COOTE JDC2 CHECKLIST 2 SKETCH CARDS 8 KARMICHAEL HUNT 72 JOSH PERRY ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA DRAGONS JDC3 CHECKLIST 3 SK1 COREY PARKER 9 PJ MARSH 73 BRETT STEWART 136 MATT COOPER JDC4-195 HOLOGRAPHICS SK2 PJ MARSH 10 STEVE MICHAELS 74 GLENN STEWART 137 BEN CREAGH FOILED SIGNATURE CARDS SK3 HAZEM EL MASRI 11 COREY PARKER 75 ANTHONY WATMOUGH 138 BEN HORNBY BRISBANE 12 ASHTON SIMS MELBOURNE STORM 139 BRETT MORRIS SK4 LUKE PATTEN FS1 JOEL CLINTON 13 DAVID TAYLOR 76 CAM SMITH 140 JASON NIGHTINGALE SK5 TERRY CAMPESE FS2 PJ MARSH 14 SAM THAIDAY 77 ADAM BLAIR 141 JUSTIN POORE SK6 ADRIAN PURTELL FS3 COREY PARKER 15 PETER WALLACE 78 RYAN HOFFMAN 142 BEAU SCOTT SK7 BRETT KEARNEY 79 GREG INGLIS 143 JAMIE SOWARD BULLDOGS SK8 BRETT SEYMOUR BULLDOGS FS4 TIM WINITANA 80 DALLAS JOHNSON 144 DEAN YOUNG SK9 SCOTT PRINCE 16 ANDREW RYAN FS5 ANDREW RYAN 81 ANTHONY QUINN 145 STUART WEBB SK10 PRESTON CAMPBELL 17 HAZEM EL MASRI FS6 LUKE PATTEN 82 BILLY SLATER 146 WENDELL SAILOR SK11 ANTHONY WATMOUGH 18 JARRAD HICKEY 83 STEVE TURNER 147 CHASE STANLEY CANBERRA SK12 GLENN STEWART 19 MICHAEL ENNIS FS7 TERRY CAMPESE 20 DARYL MILLARD 84 BRETT WHITE SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS SK13 GREG INGLIS 85 COOPER CRONK FS8 ALAN TONGUE SK14 COOPER CRONK 21 LUKE PATTEN 148 ROY ASOTASI FS9 ADRIAN PURTELL 22 MICHAEL SULLIVAN 86 SIKA MANU SK15 WES NAIQAMA 149 DAVID KIDWELL CRONULLA 23 MATT UTAI 87 JEFF LIMA SK16 BEN CROSS 150 DAVID FA’ALOGO FS10 PAUL GALLEN 24 BEN HANNANT SK17 CARL WEBB NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS 151 FETULI TALANOA FS11 LUKE COVELL 25 AARON GROOM 88 BEN CROSS SK18 ASHLEY GRAHAM 152 SHANNON HEGARTY FS12 BRETT KEARNEY 26 BRETT KIMMORLEY 89 RICHARD FA’AOSO 153 ISSAC LUKE SK19 NATHAN HINDMARSH GOLD COAST 27 DANIEL HOLDSWORTH 90 KURT GIDLEY 154 NATHAN MERRITT SK20 NATHAN CAYLESS FS13 LUKE BAILEY 91 JAMES McMANUS 155 JOHN SUTTON SK21 LUKE LEWIS CANBERRA RAIDERS FS14 NATHAN FRIEND 92 JARROD MULLEN 156 CRAIG WING SK22 MAURICE BLAIR 28 ALAN TONGUE FS15 ANTHONY LAFFRANCHI 29 TERRY CAMPESE 93 WES NAIQAMA 157 SCOTT GEDDES SK23 BEN HORNBY MANLY 30 PHIL GRAHAM 94 CORY PATERSON 158 BEAU CHAMPION SK24 WENDELL SAILOR FS16 ANTHONY WATMOUGH 31 JOSH MILLER 95 DANNY WICKS 159 CHRIS SANDOW SK25 ROY ASOTASI FS17 BRETT STEWART 32 JOEL MONAGHAN 96 STEVE SIMPSON SK26 JOHN SUTTON SYDNEY ROOSTERS FS18 GLENN STEWART 33 JOE PICKER 97 ZEB TAIA 160 BRAITH ANASTA SK27 CRAIG FITZGIBBON MELBOURNE 34 ADRIAN PURTELL 98 COOPER VUNA 161 CRAIG FITZGIBBON SK28 MITCHELL PEARCE FS19 CAM SMITH 35 TROY THOMPSON 99 MATT HILDER 162 SHAUN KENNY-DOWALL SK29 STEVE PRICE FS20 BILLY SLATER 36 DANE TILSE NORTH QLD COWBOYS 163 WILLIE MASON SK30 MANU VATUVEI FS21 RYAN HOFFMAN 37 LINCOLN WITHERS 100 JOHNATHAN THURSTON 164 ANTHONY MINICHIELLO SK31 ROBBIE FARAH 38 JUSTIN CARNEY 101 MATT BOWEN 165 NATE MYLES NEWCASTLE SK32 CHRIS HEIGHINGTON FS22 KURT GIDLEY 39 TREVOR THURLING 102 TRAVIS BURNS 166 MARK O’MELEY SUPERSTAR MASCOT GEM CARDS FS23 BEN CROSS CRONULLA SUTHERLAND SHARKS 103 BEN FARRAR 167 MITCHELL PEARCE MG1 PETER 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SIMON MANNERING MG13 ISSAC LUKE FS33 LUKE LEWIS GOLD COAST TITANS 115 WELLER HAURAKI 179 WADE McKINNON MG14 WILLIE MASON 52 LUKE BAILEY 116 JARRYD HAYNE 180 SAM RAPIRA ST GEORGE ILLawarra MG15 BRENT TATE FS34 CHASE STANLEY 53 SCOTT PRINCE 117 NATHAN HINDMARSH 181 JEROME ROPATI MG16 TODD PAYTEN 54 PRESTON CAMPBELL 118 KRISNAN INU 182 BRENT TATE FS35 JAMIE SOWARD DOUBLE TROUBLE CARDS 55 AARON CANNINGS 119 FELETI MATEO 183 MANU VATUVEI FS36 BRETT MORRIS 56 BRETT DELANEY 120 FUIFUI MOIMOI WESTS TIGERS SOUTH SYDNEY DT1 BILLY SLATER/ 57 NATHAN FRIEND 121 JOEL REDDY 184 DEAN COLLIS FS37 CRAIG WING GREG INGLIS 58 ASHLEY HARRISON 122 BEN SMITH 185 ROBBIE FARAH FS38 NATHAN MERRITT DT2 BRETT STEWART/ 59 ANTHONY LAFFRANCHI 123 MATT KEATING 186 LIAM FULTON FS39 ISSAC LUKE MATT ORFORD 60 BRAD MEYERS PENRITH PANTHERS 187 KEITH GALLOWAY SYDNEY ROOSTERS DT3 NATHAN HINDMARSH/ 61 LUKE O’DWYER 124 PETERO CIVONICEVA 188 BRYCE GIBBS FS40 SAM PERRETT JARRYD HAYNE 62 MAT ROGERS 125 MAURICE BLAIR 189 DENE 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  • Issue 16 AUGUST 17Th 2011

    Issue 16 AUGUST 17Th 2011

    HONI SOIT Issue 16 AUGUST 17th 2011 12-10pm The revue madness continues with THE ARTS REVUE OR HOW WE LEARNT TO LOVE AGAIN and, from the law faculty, THE SOCIALLY AWKWARD NETWORK opening tonight. Head to the Seymour Centre for two great shows! Arts is on til Fri, Law til Sat. Get in quick! $12-23. 7.30PM If you want to get your comedy fix off campus, WED then get down to the Comedy Store at Moore Park for a very special show, STAND UP FOR THE HOPE OF CAMBODIAN CHILDREN. Featuring P52’s own Michael Hing, as well as a host of local talent, the show will raise $$ for children in need. $25 17th 3-5PM And joining the party, THE ED REVUE, GLADIATAR.. $12- 18, also at the Seymour. Go! Enjoy! These people will one day be responsible for our kids! 7PM-9AM One of Humanitarian Week’s highlights is the annual YOUNG VINNIES SLEEP OUT. Camp out on Gadigal Green tonight and experience what homelessness can feel like. With inspiring speakers and talented musicians on hand to educate and entertain, PICK OF it’s sure to be a fulfilling night. Make some likeminded friends! THE WEEK Register at the ACCESS Desk. $5/15, dinner and b/fast provided. • 5pm-8pm After a week of enlightenment, share the love at the Humanitarian Week WRAP UP PARTY. Bevvies, pizza, • hypnotic interactive lightshows from Punk Monk Propaganda. HUG EVERYONE is our only request. FREE. 8pm Those ironic enough to fork out over 100 nuggets for a ticket to WINTERBEATZ should don their gold Diva hoops and hi- tops to break it down with 50 Cent and G Unit, Mario, Lil Kim and FRI Fabolous at Sydney Ent Cent.