April 12, 2024
Franklin Mint Star Trek Tridimensional 3D Chess Set w/COA
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The Official STAR TREK Tridimensional Chess Set from the Franklin Mint is the first and only authorized re-creation based upon the futuristic chess game seen on board the great starship the USS ENTERPRISE and first introduced by Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock in the classic episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before." It is crafted of three large playing boards plus four smaller "moveable attack boards". Unfortunately, the small board on the bottom has been chipped off, (see pics 4,5 and 6). The playing pieces are precision cast and lavishly coated with sterling silver or 24 karat gold. The set is in overall Excellent Condition, aside from the chip on the bottom. Original Franklin Mint box included and is in good condition, styrofoam container that came with to hold the chess set is not included. You will receive:The game board and attack boards,the playing pieces in their original container and protective sleeve,Supplemental Playing Instructions and Certificate of Authenticity, everything in pictures. Starting at $19.99 because it is chipped, but if you are looking for pieces that your may be missing, this would be perfect. Any questions, please ask! SHIPPING RULES – VERY IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ! · I only accept and prefer Paypal as payment, however, I also accept cashier's checks. · I do not accept any other form of payment, so please
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