Help with card identification, missing listing?

[428gt]

Hi everyone,
Looking for some help/ insight into a Chris Webber card I have ( I also attached photos). It is 1 of 5000 and is for promotional use only. It is copyright by sports review magazine with no number and only says 93 top draft picks on the front. I don’t happen to see it in the listing database or beckett listing. Am I missing it or it is listed without the 5000 run? I’m just trying to go thru some of my cards after being put away forever ago. I was having trouble with my scanner and ended up using a camera. Thank you for any insight!

[WilyWestbrook0]

@428gt I once had some oddball Shaq cards from independent producers that look very similar to that Webber. In the early '90s, cheap printing technology and a flood of cards made it easy for people to produce cards like that, but since they were unlicensed, they don't usually show up in official price guides. They usually fetch a buck or two from curious collectors.

[pwaldo]

A lot of companies got around getting a card license by just doing a magazine and adding cards to it. Kind of like the Sports Illustrated for Kids cards. So in the 90s you have a bunch of these and most aren't listed in Beckett. Why they list some but not others I don't know but it is very tough to find these listed for baseball and even harder to find them listed for other sports.

[markw2856]

Yep exactly what these guys said. I actually have a Webber version of this card in his Wolverines maize jersey. Majority of these cards sell from .50 to a few bucks. All depends on how rare it is and the person. This was really big in the 90's. I remember going into the LCS and would usually purchase these for a quarter up to a $1 for the Jordan ones.

[428gt]

Thank you for your help!