1982 topps – E.T. Movie Photo Bubble Gum Cards

Sealed trading card box, original from 1982. “E.T. phone home!” These trading cards are based on Steven Spielberg’s science fiction masterpiece “E.T. – The Extra-Terrestrial” starring Drew Barrymore and Henry Thomas. Little Elliott befriends an alien stranded on Earth and helps him find a way home. The film warmed the hearts of all moviegoers and broke all audience records in the early 1980s. Variety magazine called the film “the best Disney movie Walt Disney never made.” Even Star Wars has been overtaken in visitor statistics. The record stood for 11 years until it was broken by Jurassic Park in 1993. This trading card box was brought to market by topps and is officially licensed by Universal City Studios. For more information see below.

• Category: Wax Box
• Content of the box: 36 packs per box, 10 cards + 1 sticker + 1 bubble gum per pack
• Condition: unopened and sealed in foil
• Foil: The Wax Box comes from a “factory sealed” case with several Wax Boxes and was unopened re-sealed in foil by Memorabilia Germany to protect the cards. All packages in the Wax Box are also unopened and originally sealed.
• Release year: 1982
• Brand: topps
• Country: United States
• Find rare cards based on the Oscar-winning classic in this series. The cards show the most beautiful moments of the adventure of E.T. on earth and remember the most exciting moments that were on everyone’s lips in 1982.
• “Mysterious Glow!” card, “Spaceman at the Door!” card and “Bicycle Chase!” card can be found in this series!
• Background infos 1982: The first Commodore 64 is sold, the cult band ABBA announces its split, Grace Kelly dies in a car accident in France, Italy becomes soccer world champion for the first time since 1938 and Michael Jackson releases the legendary album “Thriller”. In theaters, “E.T.” is breaking all records and Survivor’s song “Eye of the Tiger” is playing on every corner. Our “vintage” trading cards are a dream for every nostalgic and for every collector, since they are not reproductions of the earlier cards, but all the packs are original from the time they were published then.

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