The factory set has a production run of 15,000 copies. It has a 50-card checklist, all of which are done in a tallboy format. SkyBox also produced a Lion King tin set that could be considered a separate release. A second binder, which has Pride Rock, was available exclusively at the Disney Store and is significantly tougher to find. Two different binders were made for the set. They're also reasonably cheap, even for the toughest inserts.
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Series 1 has Coloring Cards while Series 2 has Activity Cards.īecause of the massive supply, 1994 SkyBox Lion King trading cards remain readily available. Walmart packs have a pair of exclusive inserts that are easy to find as they both landed one per pack. Other insert themes include Embossed Foil, Pop-Ups and Thermographic. The toughest are the two Series 1 Lenticular cards (1:180 packs) and Series 2's Foil Border cards (1:90 packs). Most of the inserts are meant to be handled and played with. Backs provide the details, giving the writeup and a second image. They have a full-bleed image and no caption. It continues much the same for the 80 Series 2 cards, offering even more depth. The 1994 SkyBox Lion King Series 1 base set has 90 cards that retells the story, covers key characters and more. While this hasn't translated into lasting values, it's still a fun set that has a little bit of everything given the era it comes from.
Cards were also given out in Burger King Kids Meals, which is about a big a stage a product could ask for. It certainly helped that the film was a massive success that led to plenty of spinoff merchandise. Zazu is an adult male hornbill, and King Simbas majordomo and trusted royal advisor. 1994 SkyBox Lion King is one of the biggest entertainment trading card releases of the decade.
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