1991 Score – MLB Player and Magic Motion Cards

Sealed MLB trading card box, original from 1991. Legends like Barry Bonds, Ken Griffey Jr. or Nolan Ryan played in the MLB and the Minnesota Twins won the World Series against the Atlanta Braves at the end of the season. For the first time, a team won the World Series that had finished last in the previous season. The American sports broadcaster ESPN chose these finals in 2003 as the “Greatest of All Time” in their “World Series 100th Anniversary” poll. This trading card box was marketed for Score and is officially licensed by the MLB. For more information see below.

• Category: Hobby Box
• Content of the box: 36 packs per box, 16 cards + 1 Magic Motion Trivia Card per pack
• Condition: unopened and originally sealed in foil
• Foil: The hobby box comes from a “factory sealed” case with several hobby boxes and was resealed unopened by Memorabilia Germany in foil to protect the cards. All packages in the Hobby Box are also unopened and originally sealed.
• Release year: 1991
• Brand: Score
• Country: United States
• Series: Series 1
• Find original cards from the 1991 MLB legends like Nolan Ryan, Barry Bonds or Roger Clemens. Rookie cards in this edition include names of later MLB stars like Carl Everett, Jeff Conine, Chipper Jones, Mike Mussina or Rondell White.
• The series includes a rare American Flag Card honoring the American soldiers who took part in “Desert Storm”.
• The series also includes popular score subsets such as “Rookie Prospects”, “First Draft Picks”, “AL All-Stars”, “Master Blasters”, “K-Men”, “Rifleman”, “NL All-Stars”, ” No-Hitters”, “Franchise”, “Award Winners” and “Dream Team”.
• Background information 1991: Movies like “Terminator 2” or “The Silence of the Lambs” were shown in cinemas, the Scorpions dominated the charts with their hit “Wind of Change” and the Soviet Union collapsed. Our “Vintage” Trading Cards are a dream for every nostalgic and collector, as they are not reproductions of the earlier cards, but all packs are original from the time they were released.

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