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Star Trek Hallmark ornament value guide

Star Trek ornaments are electronics-sensitive licensed collectibles where working lights, sound, inserts, and box condition can shift value quickly.

Years

1991-1996

Typical low

$52

Typical high

$225

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SERIES SUMMARY

What changes Star Trek values

The 1991 Enterprise is the high-value benchmark; later ships need tested features before using top-end sold comps.

Highest seeded typical value

1991 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701: $225

First Hallmark Star Trek ornament and one of the franchise's benchmark collectibles.

1991 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701

scarce / QLX7199 / box-sensitive

First Hallmark Star Trek ornament and one of the franchise's benchmark collectibles.

1992 Shuttlecraft Galileo

scarce / QLX7331 / box-sensitive

Voice and light function must be tested; non-working examples should not be priced like tested units.

1993 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D

moderate / QLX7412 / box-sensitive

The saucer and nacelles are condition-sensitive, especially on played-with examples.

1994 Klingon Bird-of-Prey

moderate / QLX7386 / box-sensitive

Wing tips and light function are the main condition checkpoints.

1995 The Ships of Star Trek

moderate / QXI4109 / box-sensitive

Complete set status matters more than electronics because this entry is not a lighted ship.

1995 Romulan Warbird

moderate / QXI7267 / box-sensitive

Wide wings and light function make shipping condition and testing notes important.

1996 U.S.S. Voyager

moderate / QXI7544 / box-sensitive

Voyager listings should say whether lights or sound work before using high-end comps.