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Originally Posted by Rich Klein
I guarantee you there are less 1988-91 Score cards in the hobby than any of the other major companies of that time.
Not that they are rare or scarce but they do show up much less than Donruss or Topps and 1989-91 Fleer.
Rich
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I remember in the mid 1990's the Kay Bee Toy Stores in Western New York had dozens of wax boxes of 1989 Donruss piled in a corner. They could not give them away. Multiply that by however many stores across the country and that's a lot of trees.
I know many collectors don't consider the back of the card when determining their favorite set, but I have always liked the early score sets for the player info.