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By the Numbers: The Big Six – Hallmark’s Most Elusive Star Trek Ornaments
If you are a Star Trek ornament completist there are six ornaments which will prove the most elusive. Some were produced in small quantities for conventions which immediately made them collectibles. Some were more widely available but are rarely seen up for resell because owners likely do not know they have something of value. Both quantity and collectability awareness contribute to an ornament’s availability and price in the secondhand market.
2009 Gold Uhura

Usually seen in “engineering and security” red. Lieutenant Uhura wore this striking “command” gold uniform. This special event edition repaint of the 2007 Lieutenant Uhura limited quantity ornament was created for exclusive distribution at major collector events and conventions.
Uhura was the first Star Trek Event Exclusive ornament and was originally available at San Diego Comic-Con. Only two Uhura Gold ornaments have been available on eBay in the past twelve months with the last one being more than six months ago. Secondhand websites list the ornament for $1,799.99.
Quantity: Low, 450 units
Demand: High
Collectability awareness: High
Original retail: $25.00
2022-23 eBay prices: $1,315 – $2,015
2011 U.S.S. Defiant

The U.S.S. Defiant features luminescent paint that allows the ornament to glow-in-the-dark as seen in “The ThoIian Web”. In celebration of Star Trek’s 45th anniversary, Hallmark produced 700 U.S.S. Defiant ornaments available at New York Comic-Con.
Although more units were produced than the 2009 Uhura Gold, the quantity still pales in comparison to recent event exclusives that can number over 3,000. Ornament resell websites list this ornament as high as $3,999.99.
Four Defiants have been sold on eBay in the past fourteen months and one is available now with an asking price of $1,899.99.
Quantity: Low, 700 units
Demand: Very High
Collectability awareness: High
Original retail: $32.95
2022 eBay prices: $1,285 – $2,000
2016 Maxine

Limited to a production run of 100 for Star Trek’s 50th Anniversary, there isn’t a lot that screams Star Trek with this ornament. Hallmark’s familiar Maxine sports the delta logo badge on her shirt and a Star Trek shopping bag hangs from the crook of her elbow. The packaging is labeled with the Trek 50th Anniversary insignia and a blue starburst announces it is a “convention exclusive”.
Nothing on the packaging of this ornament mentions it is limited to only 100 pieces, a far lower number than any other Star Trek event exclusive ornament. There was some turnover initially but the Maxine ornament today is rarely on eBay.
Originally available at Star Trek: Mission New York and New York Comic Con for $30.00. There is not a lot about the Maxine ornament that screams Star Trek. She sports the Delta insignia and her shopping bag has a Trek reference written on the side but other than that the ornament is ALL Maxine from her sunglasses down to her bunny slippers.
Only three Maxine ornaments have been sold on eBay in the past three years, none of which have were offered in the past ten months.
Quantity: Very low, 100 units
Demand: Moderate
Collectability awareness: High
Original retail: $30.00
2022 eBay price: $800
2018-19 Spock Decoupage

Mr. Spock brings a holiday wish to “Live long and prosper. ” Failing to add this stylized decoupage ornament of the resourceful Vulcan to your Christmas tree would be highly illogical. The ornament is ready to hang on your Christmas tree with a hanger attachment.
Even though it was available in Walmarts over two holiday seasons, the Spock decoupage was not plentiful. Stores never seemed to have more than a half dozen originally and resupply was far and few between.
This ornament likely hangs on many many trees across the United States but it is doubtful owners know it can command a high price and it is seldom seen on resell sights. Three have been sold on eBay in the past sixteen months but none have been offered up in the last twelve months.
Quantity: Unknown
Demand: Moderate
Collectability awareness: Low
Original retail: $5.97
2022 eBay prices: $154 – $178
2018 Galileo Decoupage

This Walmart exclusive Galileo ornament was only available for one year and is the more sought after of the two decoupages.
With such a low retail price it is likely owners have no clue that the ornament could bring in a high asking price on eBay. The last one sold on eBay was sixteen months ago.
Quantity: Unknown
Demand: Moderate
Collectability awareness: Low
Original retail: $5.97
2022 eBay price: $291
2021 Picard

A Christmas tree ornament that captures the essence of Captain Jean-Luc Picard? Make it so! Captain Picard was among the youngest Starfleet officers ever to command a starship. Relive his missions at the helm of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC 1701-D from “Star Trek: The Next Generation” with this figural decoration.
This Picard ornament was only available on Amazon in December of 2021. It sold out quickly and it is unclear how many were made available but we know at least of at least 169 were sold since we have that many purchase reviews listed on the site.
Many consumers didn’t know they were getting a rare ornament when they stumbled across them on Amazon. They have no idea the Picard ornament can fetch a high price on eBay. Prices will range wildly depending on the knowledge of the seller. It has been sold as a “buy it now” for less than $20 and it has been listed as “rare” and sold for over $130.
Only two of 2021 Picard ornaments have been sold on eBay since it was originally released on Amazon but none have been listed in the past fourteen months.
Quantity: Possibly Very Low (Unknown)
Demand: Moderate
Collectability awareness: Low
Original retail: $9.00
2022 eBay prices: $17 – $133
1992 Star Trek Shuttlecraft Landing Party Poster (30” x 20.5”)


009OUT2. 1996 Voyager Outpost Store Display



011OUT2. 1996 Riker & Spock Outpost Store Display



Amok Entry!

2010: With more than one hundred ornaments spanning ten television series, Star Trek Keepsakes have truly lived long and prospered. In 2010, the Amok Time ornament recreated the thrilling battle-to-the-death match between long time friends and co-workers Kirk and Spock. Where did Hallmark boldly go with the Star Trek line this year? Check in stores or online today! 🖖🏻
[This is an unofficial entry to the 50th Anniversary celebration. Hallmark failed to post a 2010 entry with their weekly Friday updates so HallmarkStarTrekOrnaments.com stepped up to the plate with a completely unbiased entry.]
Check out Hallmark’s official 50th Anniversary retrospective.
New Dimensions for Enterprise Mini
A reader commented this past week about the dimensions listed for the 2023 Enterprise Mini. Hallmark.com had the dimensions listed as 0.035”. It has since been corrected to 0.35”.
Although a micro-ornament was never expected it is now all I want.

Product Details
If the final frontier is space, this version of Starfleet’s 23rd-Century flagship takes up very little of it. This miniature Christmas tree ornament offers Star Trek’s iconic “U.S.S. Enterprise” in a size that’s right for even the tiniest tree.
- Key Features: Ornament is miniature size.
- Additional Details: Plastic Christmas tree ornament.
- Includes: One 2023 Keepsake Ornament in gift box for easy gift giving, preservation and storage.
- Size Approx.: 0.63 x 0.35 x 1.44
2023 Enterprise (Table Top)









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2023 Enterprise (Mini)











2023 Captain Kirk (Mini)







2023 Badgey
005OUT1. 1995 Large Display Board


004OUT1. 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey Display Board


004HAN. 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey Coming Soon Hanger

016COU. 1998 Enterprise E Coming Soon Tabletop Display

003POS2. 1993 8” x 10” ‘Seek Out’ Cardboard Sign


The Hand of Apollo Reviewed by Revenge of the Show
003GUI. 1993 Enterprise D Promotion Guide


Artist Inspirations: Pike (2024)

For presentation only. Design and product may vary.
Although we are months away from seeing the 2024 Pike ornament it is never too early to look for the artist’s inspiration. The captain’s chair is a huge part of Star Trek mythos and it is welcomed that Pike (and chair) is being immortalized in ornament form. Hallmark has sculpted a captain in the captain’s chair three previous times (unfortunately, Janeway, Sisko and Burnham were not “caught” sitting down).

The inspiration of Pike’s pose predates Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and comes from Season 2, Episode 14 of Star Trek: Discovery. Pike is seen (below) with his legs crossed and take notice of the distinct positioning of his hands. It is nearly identical to what can be found on the ornament.

In the Discovery episode (above), Pike is is not wearing the uniform that he will don in Strange New Worlds and his hair has not yet become the sculpted masterpiece we will come to know and love. It appears Hallmark kept the pose from Discovery but changed the uniform and hair details to match the Strange New Worlds publicity photo (below).



I’m always impressed by your eagle eye, pal! Yep, those were the precise references.
But what episode did I pull the audio from? Huh? 🙂
-Kevin Dilmore
Here’s my guess…
“Maybe that’s why I’m here, to remind you of the power of possibility. Maybe that’s the good in seeing my future, that I might remind you that right up until the very end, life is to be worn gloriously because, until our last moment, the future’s what we make it.”
-Pike, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1 Episode 1
I’m guessing it is safe to say it’s not from Subspace Rhapsody.










