2025 Upper Deck James Bond: No Time To Die — World of Bond BB-19 — Ben Whishaw as Q — Red Parallel
2025
Scarce Red foilboard parallel of World of Bond BB-19 from Upper Deck's 2025 No Time To Die trading-card set, featuring Ben Whishaw as Q. The reverse documents Q using Ernst Stavro Blofeld's bionic-eye media files to identify Logan Ash and pass that intelligence to Nomi, making the card particularly representative of the digitally oriented, intelligence-led version of Q developed during the Daniel Craig era.
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- Ben Whishaw
- Character / role
- Q
- Set
- 2025 Upper Deck James Bond: No Time To Die
- Manufacturer
- Upper Deck
- Card code
- BB-19
- Card type
- World of Bond Red foilboard parallel
- Production range
- Exact physical production quantity not published
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance — provisional from protected front/reverse photography; ungraded.
- Completeness
- Single trading card complete as supplied.
Catalogue note
Scarce Red foilboard parallel of World of Bond BB-19 from Upper Deck's 2025 No Time To Die trading-card set, featuring Ben Whishaw as Q. The reverse documents Q using Ernst Stavro Blofeld's bionic-eye media files to identify Logan Ash and pass that intelligence to Nomi, making the card particularly representative of the digitally oriented, intelligence-led version of Q developed during the Daniel Craig era.
Scarcity: Upper Deck's official checklist lists the World of Bond Red Parallel at 1:720 hobby packs and 1:720 e-Pack. These are insertion odds, not a stated finite print run.
Why this object matters
The Q card captures the digitally oriented intelligence role described on its reverse. Its character and foilboard contribution is outstanding but does not establish an exact-object landmark beyond the neighbouring Red inserts.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.5 / 10.
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