I always have to do a double take when I get 1991-92 Parkhurst cards...
The second series actually has stats for the 1991-92 season on the back. As I am sure most do, when you aren't sure with a set, you check the stats to know what year it is, but when they list 1991-92, you think it's a 1992-93 set...but NO!
Small complaint, but on the plus side...more stats is always a good thing!
As for these specific additions - Tie Domi during his Rangers stop, which was after his first stint with Toronto which was 2 games.
There were other Parkhurst cards which I didn't need...
Seeing more I don't need as I am just shy of 70% complete on this 475 card set. Like 1991-92 Pro Set, it's a set which doesn't have much for value, but have a lot for sentimental punch since it was a set I saw a lot as a kid collecting.
Let's end today with a quick PWE trade with TCDB member Splinter_9. This is one of the few I initiated (usually I don't do much active trade initiating, I accept pretty much everything people pose to me though). This was a quick one for a few adds to the slow 1982 Topps build.
A solid, almost dozen which include a couple Expo cards. This brings me to 218 of the 792 card behemoth. As I say, many a card left for this one and no rush on time so I will pluck away slowly...
When UD made its basketball debut in 1991-92, it instantly became the number 1 basketball product for me. I loved the great photography, the awesome design, and those fancy hologram inserts. As for 1991-92 Fleer, Hoops, and Skybox... they just didn't do anything for me. I wasn't a fan of the Fleer or Hoops designs. Skybox wasn't terrible, but definitely wasn't in UD's league that season (in my humble opinion).
ReplyDeleteIn end product - Upper Deck was great early 90s - it may have been the kids I knew that collected, but the other sets were more dominant in their collecting. Could have been price driven too...
DeleteI always have to look up those two years of Parkhurst. Also the two Pinnacle sets produced by Panini.
ReplyDeleteUnderstandable - the Parkhurst, I always have to look at the back because the front colouring isn't that different to tell them apart.
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