Unlock a treasure trove of baseball history with the 1990 Upper Deck Baseball Trading Cards Wax Box. This factory-sealed box contains 36 packs, each with 15 cards that showcase the quality and design Upper Deck is known for. Plus, every pack includes a rare 3-D team logo hologram. A must-have for collectors looking to add iconic, limited edition cards to their collection.
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Unlock a treasure trove of baseball history with the 1990 Upper Deck Baseball Trading Cards Wax Box. This factory-sealed box contains 36 packs, each with 15 cards that showcase the quality and design Upper Deck is known for. Plus, every pack includes a rare 3-D team logo hologram. A must-have for collectors looking to add iconic, limited edition cards to their collection.

This is for one (1) Factory sealed unopened Wax box of 1991 Upper Deck High & Low # Series baseball cards, ensuring that the packs inside have never been touched. The box contains 36 sealed unopened packs, and is the highly desired 'Find the Nolan' series which includes the valuable Michael Jordan SP1 baseball rookie card.

The 1992 Upper Deck set contains 800 standard-size cards issued in two separate series of 700 and 100 cards respectively. Special subsets included in the set are Star Rookies (1-27), Team Checklists (29-40/86-99), with player portraits by Vernon Wells Sr.; Top Prospects (52-77); Bloodlines (79-85), Diamond Skills (640-650/711-721) and Diamond Debuts (771-780). Rookie Cards in the set include Shawn Green, Brian Jordan and Manny Ramirez. A standard-size Ted Williams hologram card was randomly inserted into low series packs.

1989 Score Rookie/Traded is a 110-card update set, issued exclusively in factory set form through Hobby dealers. The first 80 cards feature players who changed teams after the release of the '89 Score set, while the last 30 feature 1989 rookies. Rookie Cards in this set include Albert (Joey) Belle, Joe Girardi, and Ken Griffey, Jr. A rookie-year card of Randy Johnson was also issued, reflecting his mid-season trade to the Mariners; however, since Johnson was included in the 1989 Score set (as an Expo), this is NOT a rookie card.
