Tag: James Bond

2007 Rittenhouse Complete James Bond trading cards live up to their name with a massive checklist, a large number of strong autographs and a variety of props.

2006 Rittenhouse James Bond Dangerous Liaisons is one of the most comprehensive trading card releases for the franchise. Highlights include autographs from Ursula Andress, Roger Moore and Famke Janssen.

2006 Rittenhouse James Bond Casino Royale Preview Set features the first trading cards of Daniel Craig as the iconic agent. The set includes nine base cards and a costume card.

2003 Rittenhouse Women of James Bond In Motion gets its name for its lenticular base set. The product also introduced the far-reaching Women of James Bond autograph design.

2002 Rittenhouse James Bond 40th Anniversary trading cards opened a new chapter for the franchise in the hobby. Not only is it the first set of James Bond trading cards from Rittenhouse but it's the first to have autographs as a box guarantee.

The 2003 Rittenhouse Die Another Day Expansion set builds off of the main release. Limited to 999 sets, it comes with 18 character cards and a James Bond costume card.

1999 Inkworks James Bond: The World Is Not Enough is the only set the card maker produced for a specific Bond film. Highlights include autographs from Judi Dench and Denise Richards.

One of the first James Bond sets from the card maker, 2002 Rittenhouse Die Another Day includes autographs of John Cleese, Rosamund Pike, Judi Dench and more.

There always has to be a first time. 1998 Inkworks Women of James Bond marks the first signed cards for the prolific franchise. Check out the entire set and get a full lowdown on what's in it.

2002 Rittenhouse James Bond 40th Anniversary Expansion is a small factory set that adds content, mostly from Die Another Day, to the full release from earlier the same year. Limited to 1,000 sets, autographs include Sean Bean and Robert Davi.