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24 TCG: Promo Checklist Card Name Card Type Rarity # Jack Bauer, Back in Action Character Promo PR 2007 1 Jack Bauer, Back in Action Character Promo PR 2007 2 Gunslinging Event Promo PR 2007 3 24 Hours Agenda Promo PR 2007 4 David Palmer, Man of the People Character Promo PR 2007 5 Chloe O'Brian, In Charge Character Promo PR 2007 6 Wayne Palmer, Conspiracy Target Character Promo PR 2007 7 Bill Buchanan, Voice of Authority Character Promo PR 2007 8 Jack Bauer, Loyal to the President Character Promo PR 2007 9 Jack Bauer, Brute Force Character Promo PR 2007 10 Phillip Bauer, Force of Will Character Promo PR 2007 11 Jack Bauer, Deadly Skill Character Promo PR 2007 12 Chloe O'Brian, Trusted Friend Character Promo PR 2007 13 Michelle Dessler, Deep Loyalty Character Promo PR 2007 14 Tony Almeida, Deferring Authority * Character Promo PR 2007 15 Jack Bauer, This Time It's Personal Character Promo S6 DVD Abu Fayed, False Turncoat * Character Promo S6 2007 1 Charles Logan, One Step at a Time * Character Promo S6 2007 2 Mike Doyle, Field Agent in Charge * Character Promo S6 2007 3 Nadia Yassir, Acting Director * Character Promo S6 2007 4 Noah Daniels, Playing Hardball * Character Promo S6 2007 5 Phillip Bauer, Chinese National * Character Promo S6 2007 6 Jack Bauer, Special Forces Character Promo PR 2008 1 Assasin, Shadowy Killer Character Promo OP 2007 1 Backstabbing Event Promo OP 2007 2 Adam Kaufman, Clockwork Effidiency Character Promo OP 2007 3 Jack's PDA Equipment Promo OP 2007 4 Habib Marwan, Connected Character Promo OP 2007 5 Chase Edmonds, Impatient Character Promo OP 2007 6 Dammit! Event Promo OP 2007 7 Decryption Event Promo OP 2007 8 Exhausted Agenda Promo OP 2007 9 Graem Bauer, Behind it All Character Promo OP 2007 10 Mandy, Malicious Intent Character Promo OP 2007 11 Nina Myers, CTU Chief of Staff Character Promo OP 2007 12 Sniper Rifle Equipment Promo OP 2007 13 * Never released For information: [email protected] - last update 28 May 2020 Copyright 1999-2020 by Carlo Brozzo - All rights reserved .

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