I like the topps glossy all star cards, the colon collection, the 1993 upd Ted Williams cards lots of hofers, also in the early 90s there was signature rookies a product you can find hofers,cheap autos,promos.
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One of my favorite sets is the 1992 Proctor & Gamble set(Score). It was very 90's. I don't remember how you got the cards, but I assume it was a mail-in thing. I just remember I used to have the whole set. I think it's pretty cheap so I'll have to grab another one sometime.
And the old Kellogg's 3-D sets are pretty cool. 
I was a big fan of the Mother's Cookies cards that came in a clear plastic package and had the rounded corners ... I still have McGwire and Canseco in package from back in the day.
 (06-30-2019, 10:23 AM)leadmetogreatness Wrote: I like the topps glossy all star cards, the colon collection, the 1993 upd Ted Williams cards lots of hofers, also in the early 90s there was signature rookies a product you can find hofers,cheap autos,promos.All-Star cards in general are another favorite of mine. I recently opened a box of 1988 Topps rack packs and the distribution was terrible. Didn't get even close to a complete set and there's only 22 cards! I really like the Donruss All-Stars and Pop-Ups from the 1980's. Jumbo cards in general are awesome and make for great autographs!
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I enjoyed the Topps "Big cards" of the 1980's.
The Ralston Purina cards were good too. (07-01-2019, 07:49 PM)jbissell Wrote: I enjoyed the Topps "Big cards" of the 1980's.I just opened a box of 1988 Series 1. They do not come out of packs very clean! The blue from the wrapper has bled into every single card on the back and front of the packs.
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Guess I should've found room for Promo Cards on the list. Bought 1995 Score and 1995 Summit promo packs today. Man those Big Bang inserts are sharp!
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Denny's hologram cards (late 80s or early 90s?)! As a kid I was completely fascinated with the silvery movements.
1990 King Beef shredded beef jerky that came in a can. Had the round baseball cards inside. Always liked those.
(07-02-2019, 01:52 PM)jplarson Wrote: Denny's hologram cards (late 80s or early 90s?)! As a kid I was completely fascinated with the silvery movements.Denny's Holograms are awesome! Ate a lot of Grand Slam meals in the early 90's!
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