90's cards were so fun, such a cool insert

Here's the back.

one of your favorite ballers right?

@imoMitchCards I didn’t know these existed those are sick

@imoMitchCards They’re such a cool Insert. I just picked up another one, a PC player for me

@ckcardz I’ve got the Will Clark somewhere!

@ckcardz Heck yes! @KevinfromKY17

I just looked it up on eBay and bought it. 👊

Such a great card. 👊🙏

Innovation was mandatory and peaking! Miss it.

Back when companies actually put out effort instead of chucking out 78 different parallels, 90% of which look like the packaging for a Chinese toy at Dollar General

🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝

Flippin' awesome!

@JunkWaxQueen … do you have this ….

my favorite player

Pinnacle was such a dope company , they had the illest photos too

I can’t imagine how many errors or mistakes had to be tossed and redone. That’s a production hellhole to build stuff like that.

I have never seen these I am glad you posted. So cool.

Unfortunately worth 50 cents today

I loved his swing

90s cards were innovative, and as time went by, it seems like being innovative has left the chat when it comes to trading cards

I haven’t seen those in a long time…. Thanks for sharing forgot about these jewels

I have t heard that name in years!

Pinnacle, the brand that also released Cards in a Can.

That is freaking amazing 💥

This is amazing!

What a blast from the past

To the top of the sick list

The cards that were CD’s were pretty cool too

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Snagged me a McGwire for 11 bucks just now off of eBay because of this.

This is what happens when you don’t have a monopoly

Now that's one Bagwell that I don't have and I have anywhere between 450-500 Bagwell's...

@thinkfreely1283 Sick

That is awesome

I’ve been hunting the chipper jones one

On my eBay store rn

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Curious which statline people leave it on for grading, sort of creates fun variants

Had some football cards like this.

‘90s