1994 topps Stadium Club NBA Basketball Cards,
Wax Pack

Unopened pack of NBA Trading Cards, original from 1994. Legends like David Robinson, Hakeem Olajuwon or Michael Jordan played in the NBA and the Houston Rockets beat the Orlando Magic in the NBA Finals at the end of the season. The Rockets were the lowest-seeded team to ever win the Finals, ranking number 6. The 1994 season also had many other memorable moments. The Celtics played their final game at the legendary “Boston Garden” while the Bulls moved to the today well-known “United Center”. Late in the season, Michael Jordan returned to the Bulls after venturing into the baseball world. His statement: “I’m back” – no more words needed. Since the Bulls had already retired number 23, Jordan initially wore number 45 on his jersey, but then reverted to number 23 during the playoffs. For more information see below.

• Content of the pack: 12 Cards
• Release year: 1994
• Company: topps
• Country: United States
• Series: 1
• The package (“Wax Pack”) comes from a “Hobby Box” opened by Memorabilia Germany, which contains a total of 24 packages. Despite their age, all packages are in immaculate condition.
• Find original cards of the NBA legends from 1994 like Michael Jordan, David Robinson, Shaquille O’Neal or Hakeem Olajuwon. The series also includes rookie cards from later NBA superstars such as Grant Hill, Jason Kidd, Juwan Howard, Eddie Jones, and Glenn Robinson.
• Insert cards from topp’s 1994 subsets include “Rising Stars”, “Clear Cut”, “Dynasty & Destiny”, “Thru the Glass” and “Super Team”.
• Background infos 1994: Nelson Mandela becomes President of South Africa, Sony launches the very first PlayStation in Japan, Michael Schumacher becomes the first German Formula 1 World Champion and the first episode of “Friends” is shown on television. Our “vintage” trading cards are a dream for every nostalgic and for every collector, since they are not reproductions of the earlier cards, but all the packs are original from the time they were published then.

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