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Non-Sports Card Reviews

The Golden Compass Non-Sports Trading Cards

	This exciting fantasy adventure is set in a parallel world where people’s souls manifest themselves as small animals, talking bears fight wars, and children are mysteriously disappearing. The film is based on the first book of Philip Pullman’s best-selling, award-winning trilogy, “His Dark Materials.” Inkworks captures all of the action and amazing worlds with a 72-base card set. In addition, collectors can look for several different levels of randomly-inserted bonus cards.

What You Get:

MSRP:	$1.99/pack -
Packs Per Box:	24
Cards Per Pack:	9
Base Set:	72
Guaranteed "Hits":	1 Pieceworks Relic card
Breakdown:	PIECEWORKS® CARDS - ONE PER BOX! Inkworks is pleased to announce the addition of Pieceworks® cards to The Golden Compass trading card release. The cards feature fabric that was used in the creation of The Golden Compass costumes. Click Here for images of the cards. (11 different cards - inserted approximately 1:24 packs) TRUTH TELLING - Six lenticular cards featuring the alethiometer (the Golden Compass) that helps Lyra find her missing friends during different stages of her epic journey. LYRA’S WORLD - Six 3-D lenticular cards share the fantastic world that Lyra lives in. FIGHT TO THE DEATH - Six cards capturing the amazing battle between the fighting bears Iorek and Ragnar. DAEMON FORMS - Three cards that utilize flip technology to depict Lyra (Dakota Blue Richards) and her daemon animal form Pantalaimon, Mrs. Coulter (Nicole Kidman) and her daemon Golden Monkey, and Lord Asriel (Daniel Craig) and his daemon Stelmaria. OTHER WORLDS - One case loader card.

What "Hits" were in the TradingCardReviews.com box:

Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Assortment of base cards from the Trading Card Reviews box
Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Truth Teller
Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Lyra's World
Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Fight To The Death
Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Daemon Forms
Inkworks' The Golden Compass Non-Sports Card Review - Pieceworks Lyra's Best Dress

Final Comments:
TCR completed two of the 72 card base sets from one box of Inkworks' The Golden Compass. There were two of the holofoil FIGHT TO THE DEATH Golden Compass cards (FD4 & FD5). This non-sports review box from Inkworks also yielded half of the entire TRUTH TELLING six card insert set (TT1, TT2, TT6). These 3-D lenticular cards feature the alethiometer (the Golden Compass) on the front. There were also 3 cards from the LYRA’S WORLD insert set, which is another amazing insert set. These inserts are also done using the lenticular 3-D technology which makes these awesome looking cards jus jump right off the stock. The DAEMON FORMS with flip technology are yet again another great innovation from the folks at Inkworks. These are some of the more beautiful cards that are on the non-sports card market today. It's hard to capture the beauty in a scan because of the 3-D technology, but hopfully you'll be able to see for yourself when you go out and pick up a box or two of this great set. The hit from the Trading Card Reviews' box is the PIECEWORK CARD (PW9 - Lyra’s Best Dress) with a multi-colored swatch of fabric. It's really a great non-sports card costume card that anybody would be happy to bust open in their own box. Another super effort from Inkworks in this Golden Compass non-sports card set!! This set is a fun and interesting one to open a box of. The guaranteed costume card was great and the other inserts that appear throughout the box look wonderful (especially the ones using the 3-D lenticular cards). It's always nice when there are so many inserts that you get to pull to keep it interesting throughout the whole break. It makes the packs fun and exciting to open even if you've already opened the packs with the costume card. Thanks again for checking out another great non-sports card review from Trading Card Reviews!!

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