Comments: The 65D card has the same front as the first Jedi release, the 45C card, which makes it quite different from the other 65-back cards. The most noticeable difference is that the age warning in the top right corner is in English only, rather than in five languages like the 65A,B and C cards. The Return of the Jedi logo also sits lower on the front of the card, so there is no black border beneath this. The back of the card is identical to that of the 65c card, featuring the mail away offer for the Chewbacca Bandolier figure holder.

Like the 65c card, this card can be found with the closing date for the bandolier offer blacked out (the cardback above is one such example).

The only figures seen on this card are from the Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back films, the Return of the Jedi series of figures could only be found on 65A, B and C cards.

Photos courtesy of Jack G.

Description: Tri-Logo Star Wars Return of the Jedi figures can be identified by the 3-language title bar on the front, and “Collect all 70″ in six different languages on the back. The back shows 79 numbered figures with two blacked out. Tri-Logo figures often had larger, thinner bubbles making any mint examples extremely rare and valuable.

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Comments: Return of the Jedi Darth Vader figure produced under license by Top Toys of Argentina with text in Spanish.

Photo Courtesy of James.

Description: This is was the final release of the Vintage line, and included a Collector’s Coin. This mold would be released only once more, in the 1995 POTF2 “Classic Edition” Excusive box set. We hope to run pictures of this later!

Photos courtesy of Jack G.

ROTJ cards had four card backs starting with a 48-back and proceeding through 65-, 77-, and 79-backs. The 65-backs had four variations, with the “A” back obscuring 2 characters. This “B” back shows them unobscured. The card also featured an alternate image to those found in The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars cards.

Photos courtesy of Jack G.