The Clemente card has nothing to do with what I was going to write, but since these packs are in the same photo already, I will leave it that way for this post.
The Clemente shows the front of a pack and the Hull shows the back with the seal of the pack.
My initial goal was to get 24 packs with each one featuring a different player on the front. As shown in the cards below, the card on the front (Yzerman) displays a lot better than the card on the back (Turgeon).
As I look through packs I am seeing a trend. It now looks to me like only card numbers 13 - 24 can be found on the front of a pack. Can anyone find a card on the front which is number 1 to 12 from the checklist?
Players are not always paired together, so the next step is finding out if card #1 (Patrick Roy) can be on the back of any card from #13 to #24 or is it restricted at all. This is my kind of project because it is a lot more affordable than trying to buy 1968 Topps 3-D cards.
Never seen the Clemente. Very cool. The 1991-92 Score Kellogg's cards are a great looking set. It's way better than their flagship hockey design from that year. Best of luck with the unopened pack project.
ReplyDeleteThe 1994 Clemente is from a 3-card set of Clemente cards issued by Kellogg's in Puerto Rico. They don't show up too often, but I've gotten all three somehow. They usually sell for at least $20 each on ebay if they are in nice condition.
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