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02-11-2010, 10:22 PM #11
FUN? Heck yeah for sure (golly gee)! It just seemed so much more pure and innocent than today's crazy world of collecting.
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02-11-2010, 10:35 PM #12
I'm not sure it was more pure and innocent since the hobby exploded in 1991 and everyone was selling cards. They were alot cheaper though, except Stadium Club.lol
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02-11-2010, 10:43 PM #13
True... that was UD's first year, after all. But even then, set-building seemed to be more of the goal than just trying to get RC's all over the place.
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02-11-2010, 11:39 PM #14
You don't happen to have another one of those Brad Johnson 1000 stripes available, do you? I've been trying to put the Johnson master together for years and only need that one.
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02-11-2010, 11:42 PM #15
Wild cards!
I have a question. Now how did the "agent cards" & the Dan Patrick with his wife card, the Ross Perot cards and such make it to the field so to speak? Did those cards come in packs? Or were they show cards?
I used to love 91 Upper Deck Football when it came out. They had great pics as well. I never bought Wild Card back then. If I remember correctly, it was the hot card back then, and I was busy saving for a house.
The 93 Wild Card was one of the last that I purchased. The 1000 Stripe was the very last one. It makes a lot of sense about the 93 Wild Cards. I have only found the one card. Ever.
Thanks for the Info on Wild Card. I love Football Card history.
SGT.Rock. I used to read his comics YEARS ago. Used to love em. I still have a ton of Uncanny X-Men from back then. Never got a #94 though. pretty much 99 and up.
Showing my age here....
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02-11-2010, 11:47 PM #16

love this stuff. Hard to ind alot now adays.
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02-11-2010, 11:57 PM #17
Lol....just found my Hardy Nickerson 1000 stripe!!! After reading this thread I searched some boxes for an hour trying to find it!! I'll post a scan later
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02-11-2010, 11:58 PM #18
I think card collecting was a bit more simplified. Not as many sets to collect. I did like the fact that I was about "done" after buying a bunch of wax, and putting sets together. Wax buyers today are victims of the trade more than ever before.
I saw a Quincy Carter BGS 9.5 sell on ebay for over $5,000.00 back around year 2000.
I'll bet the guy who won that auction feels like he got a swift kick to the nuts now. I couldn't believe it then, and that auction will live with me forever. Unbelievable.
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02-12-2010, 12:03 AM #19
I had never seen the other versions of the box & case cards.
I love the Herschel Walkers Running Wild versions. Got ANY Barry's?
The set card, and Rookie card set card was new to me as well.
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02-12-2010, 12:58 AM #20
The Dan Patrick and Wife and Barry and Legends cards were promos that made it to the market. They are not really "1000-stripe" cards... in other words, I don't think you could've exchanged them for anything. There are ONLY those versions.
LOL... Sgt Rock is my all-time favorite comic book character... I have the entire run from Our Army at War #81 through the end of the Sgt Rock Run.
I have a couple of Barry 1000's... the 1991 Collegiate and 1991 NFL. I have lower stripes randomly as I pulled them. NO inserts... I guess I didn't collect him or they were way too pricey.
I'm actually nine cards short of a complete set of 1991 NFL 1000's. Yep, I have 151 of the 160 card set as 1000-stripes.
You're showing YOUR age... How about me??
Last edited by SgtRock; 02-12-2010 at 01:01 AM. Reason: Barry, etc
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