Collecting Basics
Card Versions
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.00, .01, What's Up With That??
What does .00, .01, etc. mean and where
is this located?
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Card Version Detail
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On the back of every U.S. card is a number that represents the card item and card
version. The first design of a card that's printed is .00, the second version,
such as a change from orange to green, or adding a printed warning instead of
a separate warning sticker, is .01 and so on. Many carded figure collectors
don't consider their collection complete unless they have every carded version
made.
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Case Numbers
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Wondering what it means when somebody refers to the new wave of figures
coming in an 69605.04 case? Here's a photo of the 69605.04 box. So far,
each case has had 16 carded figures, with a couple that only had 12.
Kenner releases figures in waves that always include mature figures and
new figures. Each box has an assortment number followed by a .xx number
that distinguishes the contents. Collectors like to know what the case
numbers are so that the contents can be determined without opening the
boxes.
.04 Box
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