Original Star Trek 1967. No creases or defects on any cards. VG slightly rounded corners. EX fairly sharp corners. NM really nice sharp card. 1 No Time For Escape (rare and high demand) VG-EX PSA 4 2 Attempted Mutiny EX-NM 3 A Grup Appears EX 4 Come In, Captain Kirk EX+. 5 Murasaki Mischief EX-NM 6 Beam Down to Dawn NM 7 Beside Himself EX+ 8 Back Through Time EX 9 Horta Emerging EX+ 10 Spock’s Box VG/EX 11 Spock In Command (sitting) VG/EX 12 Spock In Command (standing) VG/EX 13 Befuddled Bones EX+ 14 Prepare to Fire Phasers EX+ 15 Command Decision EX. 16 Kirk Battles a Gorn EX. 17 Phaser Daser VG/EX Off Center. 18 Space Race EX 19 Fight Fire With Fire VG/EX 20 Captain’s Bluff EX/MT 21 Underground Pursuit EX+ 22 The Bird EX+ 23 Teeny Bopper EX/EX+ 25 You’re Kidding VG/EX 26 Beam Out EX+ 27 Burn Out EX_ Off Center. 28 Interference Out VG Stained 29 Not So Funny VG 30 Prisoner of the Mind EX 31 Stalking a Killer EX/MT 32 The Earth Killer EX-NM 33 Fight for Lithium EX Off Center. 36 Frozen at the Controls EX+. 37 Chirstmas Present EX/MT. 38 Amnesia Victim EX 39 Decoy EX 40 Beyond Tomorrow EX+. 41 Trapped EX/MT 43 Spock Takes a Job EX/MT. 44 Kirk Held Hostage EX+ 45 Big Joker EX+ 46 A Scream of Pain EX+. 47 Captain’s Statue EX/MT. 48 Call Me Senator EX+ 49 Into a New World VG/EX 50 Tranquilized EX+ 51 Time for Shore Leave NM 52 Ice Age VG 54 Pain of Victory EX/MT 55 Cornered VG/EX 56 Jungle Hunt EX+ 57 Collision Course EX/MT 59 You Give Me a Headache EX/MT 60 Shore Leave Surprise EX+ 61 Killer Aboard EX+. 63 Pirates at Bay NM 64 Off Course VG/EX 65 Attack by Nothing EX/MT 66 Funny Little Enemies EX/MT 67 Poison Attack! 68 Warp Out for Rescue EX 69 Out of Control EX+. 70 Return to the Living EX/MT. 71 Space Prisoner VG Off Center. 72 Raspberries (rare, high demand) EX-NM. The Star Trek trading card set released by LEAF in 1967 was the first Star Trek set released. The set was only released on a limited scale due to the company’s small distribution area (Ohio and Illinois), and was quickly recalled as a result of licensing issues. As such, it is extremely rare. The cards contained black and white images from various episodes, as well as blooper images from filming, coupled with reverse-side text that was largely fabricated, and had little connection to the episode the image originated from. In the mid-1990s, a dealer claimed to have discovered “a European version” of the same series (not a reprint, but decades old cards which were never released). A decade or so later, it was revealed to be a hoax. The dealer had received a letter from Paramount saying the cards were fake, and he copied the letterhead and signature to create a false letter of authorization. The cards were in fact, 1980s (unauthorized) reprints.