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Doctor Who Battles in Time Dalek Invasion Limited Edition Booster
Available to order from www.masterreplicas.co.uk
“Every Dalek. Every Doctor. One sealed Booster. The most complete Dalek trading card collection ever made — 36 sealed packs, brand-new Vortex Metal chase cards, and more than 80 Daleks from every era of the show. Strictly limited to just 1,000 pieces worldwide — once they’re gone, they’re gone. In the Booster • 36 sealed packs (216 cards) • Every card carries the gold foil Dalek Invasion logo • Tamper-proof authenticity sticker • Increased odds of Rares, Super Rares, Vortex Metal and Box Topper cards vs single packs • One oversized Box Topper card per Booster — six to collect The full set — 142 cards + 6 Box Toppers: • 80 Common cards — high-spec UV gloss finish • 45 Rare cards — stunning rainbow foil, 1 in every pack • 15 Super Rare cards — premium holofoil, 1 in 10 packs • 2 Vortex Metal cards — Gold and Silver — brand-new metallic technology, 1 in 720 packs • 6 Oversized Box Topper cards — 1 per Booster (Booster exclusive) Each pack contains 6 cards.
142 cards to collect featuring more than 80 different Daleks — from the Skaro city Daleks that confronted the First Doctor to the latest advanced Dalek scouts. Exhaustively researched with leading Dalek expert Gavin Rymill. The ultimate chase — Dimension Boxes Seeded randomly through the entire print run, containing every single card in the collection. Any Booster could contain one. Two editions releasing: this Limited Edition (gold foil), and an Unlimited Retail Edition (silver foil) later in 2026. Pre-order now — ships to customers in early December. Cards are randomly sorted. Packs are not guaranteed to contain the cards shown.”








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Pandoricus
September 25th, 2026 - 10:42amAll these sets are very exciting, but with each having a limited and an unlimited version, I’m not sure how much I can keep on top of them. Then there’s the binders and Doctor subsets… Love them all though!