Upper Deck produced the first release of Crash the Game in 1994. Each player was produced with two different colored foils on the card front (blue in hobby packs, green in retail packs). If the player featured scored or passed for a touchdown on one, two or three of the game dates included on the cardback, the card could be exchanged for a parallel prize card featuring bronze, silver, or gold foil. We've listed the cards below along with the prize lev… [Read More]
Upper Deck produced the first release of Crash the Game in 1994. Each player was produced with two different colored foils on the card front (blue in hobby packs, green in retail packs). If the player featured scored or passed for a touchdown on one, two or three of the game dates included on the cardback, the card could be exchanged for a parallel prize card featuring bronze, silver, or gold foil. We've listed the cards below along with the prize level (B, G, or S) category, if any, that could be redeemed. The expiration date for the contest was April 30, 1995. [Collapse]
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