Step back in time to the mysterious summer of 1947 with the exclusive Roswell Incident Trading Card Set by SAUCER. The Roswell Material Tests card captures the astonishing resilience of the debris collected at the crash site, focusing on the tests conducted by the military as described by Intelligence Officer Major Jesse Marcel. The front of the card features meticulously crafted, original 1940s-style artwork that vividly brings to life the moment an Army official attempted to hit a piece of the Roswell material with a 16-pound sledgehammer, only to see the hammer bounce off. This compelling scene, as described by Major Jesse Marcel, highlights the indestructible nature of the debris. The vintage aesthetic transports you to the era of secrecy and intrigue, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past. In 1947, something crashed on a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico, and Intelligence Officer Major Jesse Marcel collected strange, lightweight metallic debris from the site. The material he found was remarkably lightweight and indestructible. Major Marcel observed tests conducted on the material. Attempts to bend, cut, and burn it were unsuccessful. Even a 16-pound sledgehammer bounced off without leaving a dent. These tests revealed that the debris was not only extremely lightweight but also astonishingly durable, defying all known methods of damage. Each SAUCER Trading Card is encapsulated in a hard plastic tamper-evident case designed for display. Each collectible card comes with an Authentic SAUCER Hologram sticker placed on the back of the nameplate. As an optional add-on, adjustable trading card stands are available to ensure optimal display of your SAUCER collectible. Collect the Roswell Incident Trading Card Set by SAUCER to immerse yourself in the enigmatic history of the Roswell cover-up.