Chrome Star Wars Perspectives
May 14, 2014 · 100 original base cards, numbered 1E–50E and 1R–50R, plus 97 insert, medallion and autograph entries. The E and R cards have distinct printed points of view.
Full checklistU.S. Topps original releases · 2014
Chrome Perspectives and 3D Widevision.
Read the Rebel and Imperial versions of 50 Star Wars characters as 100 separate Chrome Perspectives cards. Continue through the premium Return of the Jedi 3D Widevision factory set and its authentic autograph, patch and sketch-relic checklists.
2Fully indexed original releases
144Numbered base cards
260Indexed original entries
92Card-title character connections
Two fully indexed original releases
Original editions
Return of the Jedi 3D Widevision
July 2014 · Exclusive 44-card premium tall-boy factory set, plus 10 autograph signers, four 1983-wrapper-inspired patches and five sketch relic subjects.
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Cards and collectibles
Use release, original printing group, card number or named character. Entries without a matching card photograph remain in the complete checklist and open their own card details.
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Collect the correct physical editions
Topps also distributed a separate plain-paper 2014 Perspectives non-Chrome edition. Its distinct physical checklist remains under review. It is tracked in the set directory but does not borrow Chrome scans or inflate the 260 records shown here.
Chrome base cards have separate Imperial (E) and Rebel (R) designs. Standard Refractors, Prism /199, X-Fractors /99, Gold Refractors /50, Superfractors 1/1 and one-of-one printing plates are separate finishes. An ordinary Chrome front must not be used to depict an unseen numbered parallel. Silver helmet medallions have separate gold versions numbered to 50.
Return of the Jedi 3D Widevision was sold as a numbered factory set limited to 2,000, rather than Chrome hobby packs. Film-material sketch relics, manufactured patches and signed cards are separate formats. A sketch-card artist list was not officially supplied, so no artist or sketch is invented here.
Masterwork was announced during 2014, but its actual release was February 11, 2015. Open the first original 2015 Masterwork card gallery to browse its separate physical issue.