X-Files Trading Cards

1996 Topps X-Files Season 2 delves a little deeper into the hit series. Chase sets for the simple and affordable product include 3-D Holograms and Etched Foil cards.

1996 Topps X-Files Season 3 keeps the same basic elements as the first two sets. This is the final seasonal set from the card maker for the show.

1997 Topps X-Files Showcase trading cards take a tall boy approach with over-sized dimensions. The checklist digs deeper into select season 1 episodes.

Based on the show's first movie, 1998 Topps X-Files: Fight the Future includes the franchise's first autograph cards. Unfortunately none of them have the last name Duchovny or Anderson.

2001 Inkworks X-Files Seasons 4 and 5 marked a change for the license. It also brought a new direction for X-Files trading cards that stressed more premium inserts like autographs and costume cards.

2001 Inkworks X-Files Seasons 6 and 7 mark the second set for the show since the license changed hands. The highlight is a Gillian Anderson autograph card.

2002 Inkworks X-Files Season 8 trading cards follows the same path as the card maker's previous two sets of X-Files trading cards. Annabeth Gish leads the autographs.

2003 Inworks X-Files Season 9 trading cards close out the classic show that spread conspiracy and paranoia across the airwaves. The base set consists of...

2005 Inkworks X-Files Connections trading cards dig into the relationships between various characters throughout the show's entire run. Autographs lead the chase with Gillian Anderson highlighting the checklist.

2008 Inkworks X-Files: I Want to Believe trading cards not only cover the second film but it's the first set to include David Duchovny autographs. He and Gillian Anderson are both on the autographs checklist.