1991 Topps Factory Sealed Baseball Card Rack Pack Includes 45 Cards

                                                                                        New Unopened, unsearched 1991 Topps Factory Sealed 45 Card Rack Pack  

       The 1991 Topps Baseball Card Set included 792 cards with subsets such as the 1990 Topps Record Breakers, All-Stars, Draft Picks, and Future Stars. Any one or more of these packs may include the popular Chipper Jones First Draft Pick Rookie Card number 333 as well as many other Star Players, Rookies and Common Cards or any of the original Topps cards with a value of less than $50 at the time of inclusion in 1991. 

       In 1991 Topps celebrated it's 40th anniversary in the baseball card business with a sweepstakes and instant win game. One copy of each Topps base card (1951-1990) was randomly inserted into packs. Any of these original Topps cards with a value of less than $50 were randomly inserted into packs, while cards worth more than $50 and issued before 1957 (which were oversized) would be mail in redemption cards (offer now expired)

      One contest card was inserted in every pack. Collectors could fill out the card with their name and address for a chance to win one of 41 different prizes. The first-place prize was every Topps complete set from 1952 to 1991. The forty second-place prizes was one Topps complete set from a random year.

       For the eighth and final year each Rack Pack contained one Commemorative Glossy All-Star Card. As with the previous versions of this 22 card insert set, the checklist consists of the starting lineups of the previous year's All-Star Game. The design is also identical, but with the addition of a 40th Anniversary logo. and only available in Rack Packs such as these! Remember you may still find an original Topps card with a value of less than $50.00 at the time in these packs. Please note that the cards pictured are only examples and may or may not be included in any particular pack. Enjoy And Good Luck!

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