1995 Skybox – NFL Premium Football Trading Cards

Sealed NFL trading card box, original from 1995. Legends like Brett Favre, Steve Young or Dan Marino played in the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers at the end of the season in Super Bowl XXX. The league expanded to 30 teams with the addition of the Carolina Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars. In addition, both teams from Los Angeles left the city. The Rams were relocated to St. Louis and the Raiders found a new home in Oakland. After that, no team should play for Los Angeles for more than 20 years! This trading card box was brought to market by Skybox and is officially licensed by the NFL. For more information see below.

• Category: Hobby Box
• Content of the box: 36 packs per box, 10 cards per pack
• Condition: unopened and originally sealed in foil
• Foil: Factory sealed. The box is sealed in the manufacturer’s original foil.
• Release year: 1995
• Brand: Skybox
• Country: United States
• Find rare and valuable John Elway Autograph Cards in this series!
• Find original cards of NFL legends from 1995 like Brett Favre, Steve Young or Larry Brown as well as the first trading cards of the Carolina Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars that were added to the NFL in ‘95!
• This series includes subsets such as “Rookie Receivers”, “Paydirt”, “Quickstrike”, “Promise” and “Prime Time Rookies”.
• Background infos 1995: In schools around the world, fans of the boy band Take That are hugging each other in tears as Robbie Williams announces he is leaving the group. The most popular search engine on the Internet, which is still relatively new to most people, is called “Altavista” and ebay.com is founded. Movies like “Toy Story” or “Jumanji” are shown in the cinemas and “Emergency Room” and “Friends” are booming on TV. 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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