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1991-92 Wild Card Basketball 1,000 Stripe Insert Over 100 Cards

I stumbled upon a complete set of 1991-92 Wild Card basketball 1,000 Stripe Insert cards that I am looking to sell. Commons are $20 each and please feel free to make offers on all other cards. Shipping will be $3 for the first card and $.50 for each additional card.

ALL OF THESE CARDS ARE 1,000 STRIPE INSERTS
1991-92 Wild Card #120 Checklist 3 -
1991-92 Wild Card #119 Checklist 2 -
1991-92 Wild Card #118 Checklist 1 -
1991-92 Wild Card #117 Steve Bardo -
1991-92 Wild Card #116 Darrell Mickens
1991-92 Wild Card #115 Carl Herrera -
1991-92 Wild Card #114 David Butler -
1991-92 Wild Card #113 Rick Mahorn -
1991-92 Wild Card #112 Jose Ortiz -
1991-92 Wild Card #111 Perry McDonald
1991-92 Wild Card #110 Tharon Mayes
1991-92 Wild Card #109 Kevin Magee
1991-92 Wild Card #108 Terry Tyler
1991-92 Wild Card #107 Andrew Moten
1991-92 Wild Card #106 Kelvin Upshaw
1991-92 Wild Card #105 Derrick Pope -
1991-92 Wild Card #104 Myron Brown -
1991-92 Wild Card #103 Demetrius Calip
1991-92 Wild Card #102 Tom Copa
1991-92 Wild Card #101 Ben Coleman
1991-92 Wild Card #100 Jerome Mincy
1991-92 Wild Card #99 Larry Lawrence
1991-92 Wild Card #98A Surprise Card 4
1991-92 Wild Card #97 Ian Lockhart
1991-92 Wild Card #96B Kenny Anderson
1991-92 Wild Card #96 Kenny Anderson
1991-92 Wild Card #95 Pete Chilcutt
1991-92 Wild Card #94 Donald Hodge
1991-92 Wild Card #93 Lamont Strothers
1991-92 Wild Card #92 Marty Conlon
1991-92 Wild Card #91 Michael Brooks
1991-92 Wild Card #90 Darnell Valentine
1991-92 Wild Card #89 Fennis Dembo
1991-92 Wild Card #88 Mike Iuzzolino
1991-92 Wild Card #87 Cedric Henderson
1991-92 Wild Card #86 Chris Gatling
1991-92 Wild Card #85 Elwayne Campbell
1991-92 Wild Card #84 John Stockton
1991-92 Wild Card #83 Scottie Pippen
1991-92 Wild Card #82 Adrian Caldwell
1991-92 Wild Card #81 Robert Smith
1991-92 Wild Card #80 Harold Pressley
1991-92 Wild Card #79 Vinny Del Negro
1991-92 Wild Card #78 Haywood Workman
1991-92 Wild Card #77 Bob McAdoo
1991-92 Wild Card #76 Frank Kornet
1991-92 Wild Card #75 Terence Stansbury
1991-92 Wild Card #74 Earl Cureton
1991-92 Wild Card #73 Tim Kempton
1991-92 Wild Card #72 Russ Schoene
1991-92 Wild Card #71 Doug Lee
1991-92 Wild Card #70 Jay Vincent
1991-92 Wild Card #69 Darryl Dawkins
1991-92 Wild Card #68 Mark Hughes
1991-92 Wild Card #67 Eddie Lee Wilkins
1991-92 Wild Card #66 Pete Myers
1991-92 Wild Card #65 Pace Mannion
1991-92 Wild Card #64 Mitchell Anderson
1991-92 Wild Card #63 Terry Dozier
1991-92 Wild Card #62 Walter Berry
1991-92 Wild Card #61 Bill Wennington
1991-92 Wild Card #60 John Pinone
1991-92 Wild Card #59 Butch Wade
1991-92 Wild Card #58 Charles Davis
1991-92 Wild Card #57 Ramon Rivas
1991-92 Wild Card #56 Andy Toolson
1991-92 Wild Card #55 Moses Scurry
1991-92 Wild Card #54 Joe Arlauckas
1991-92 Wild Card #53 Adrian Dantley
1991-92 Wild Card #52 Jay Murphy
1991-92 Wild Card #51 Danny Vranes
1991-92 Wild Card #50 Ricky Winslow
1991-92 Wild Card #49 Treg Lee
1991-92 Wild Card #48 Jimmy Oliver
1991-92 Wild Card #47B Stacey Augmon
1991-92 Wild Card #47A Surprise Card 3
1991-92 Wild Card #46B Billy Owens
1991-92 Wild Card #46A Surprise Card 2
1991-92 Wild Card #45 Andrew Gaze
1991-92 Wild Card #44 Perry Carter
1991-92 Wild Card #43 King Rice
1991-92 Wild Card #42 Ronnie Coleman
1991-92 Wild Card #41 Marty Embry
1991-92 Wild Card #40 Terrell Brandon
1991-92 Wild Card #39 Richard Dumas
1991-92 Wild Card #38 Randy Brown
1991-92 Wild Card #37 Sean Green
1991-92 Wild Card #36 Antonio Davis
1991-92 Wild Card #35 Chad Gallagher
1991-92 Wild Card #34 Brian Shorter
1991-92 Wild Card #33 Doug Overton
1991-92 Wild Card #32 Carl Thomas
1991-92 Wild Card #31 Steve Bucknall
1991-92 Wild Card #30 James Bullock
1991-92 Wild Card #29 Graylin Warner
1991-92 Wild Card #28 Kevin Lynch
1991-92 Wild Card #27 Andy Fields
1991-92 Wild Card #26B Christian Laettner
1991-92 Wild Card #26A Surprise Card 5
1991-92 Wild Card #25 George Ackles
1991-92 Wild Card #24 Larry Johnson
1991-92 Wild Card #23 Mark Macon
1991-92 Wild Card #22 Kevin Brooks
1991-92 Wild Card #21 Elliot Perry
1991-92 Wild Card #20 Chris Corchiani
1991-92 Wild Card #19 Rick Fox
1991-92 Wild Card #18 Phil Zevenbergen
1991-92 Wild Card #17 Robert Pack
1991-92 Wild Card #16 Greg Anthony
1991-92 Wild Card #15 Patrick Ewing
1991-92 Wild Card #14 Dale Davis
1991-92 Wild Card #13 Rodney Monroe
1991-92 Wild Card #12 David Benoit
1991-92 Wild Card #11 Cozell McQueen
1991-92 Wild Card #10 Joe Wylie
1991-92 Wild Card #9 Linton Townes
1991-92 Wild Card #8 Abdul Shamsid-Deen
1991-92 Wild Card #7B Doug Smith
1991-92 Wild Card #7A Isiah Thomas
1991-92 Wild Card #6 Anthony Avent
1991-92 Wild Card #5B Dikembe Mutombo
1991-92 Wild Card #5A Surprise Card 1
1991-92 Wild Card #4 Eric Murdock
1991-92 Wild Card #3 Alvaro Teheran
1991-92 Wild Card #2 LeRon Ellis
1991-92 Wild Card #1 Larry Johnson No. 1 Pick



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    mtcardsmtcards Posts: 3,342 ✭✭✭
    Pretty cool looking set, although you can be sure that you will be outed for posting here and not the buy/sell board
    IT IS ALWAYS CHEAPER TO NOT SELL ON EBAY
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    I apologize for my mistake of posting it on the wrong message board. Is there any way to delete this?
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    mtcardsmtcards Posts: 3,342 ✭✭✭
    Nah, Id leave it, just change the part on the sell information, to "Look at these cards I just bought". People on here would appreciate seeing scans of the set
    IT IS ALWAYS CHEAPER TO NOT SELL ON EBAY
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    HallcoHallco Posts: 3,628 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Do you have info on this set? I have never seen/heard of it.
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    Back in the day you could buy these in packs. Most had a 1 stripe.

    If you got a 10, or 100 in the stripe, you could send the card into
    Wild Card for 10 or 100 of that player.

    Most people just kept the 10 or 100 stripe.

    The 1000 stripes are pretty rare, but I don't think anyone cares any
    longer unless maybe you are a player collector.
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    fur72fur72 Posts: 2,348 ✭✭
    Just dumped a giant box of early 90's basketball in a dumpster and I know there were some of this set in there. I swear there was 1000 on a few but I had not idea about the set. Graded ebay prices for these things seem like there is a demand.
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    I'm amazed that anybody had a set of these. To say they were tough pulls is an understatement.

    Upper Deck just brought this exact concept bak this year in 2011 Upper Deck Football.

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    msassinmsassin Posts: 1,564 ✭✭✭
    Gotta think a bunch of 1000 stripes went out the back door back in the day. Many collectors probably sent there 1000 stripes in so they could have 1000 of the same card (without the stripe).


    I remember getting a Robert Horry 1000 stripe (white border?) back in the day and as a kid feeling like I hit the lottery...pretty sure I still have it.





    eBay - Same card...not mine though
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    eagles33eagles33 Posts: 2,678 ✭✭✭
    I thought it was the other way around. You could send in 1000 or 100 ect... Of a single card to get the stripe version. Does anyone remember what the prizes were when you sent in the wild card?
    Scans of most of my Misc rookies can be found <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://forums.collectors.com/m...y&keyword1=Non%20major">here
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    theczartheczar Posts: 1,590 ✭✭
    you could go either way. send in a 100 and get 10-10's etc. or send in 100 1's and get a 100 back. i remember a dealer at a big show offering $5000 cash for a larry johnson 1000 striper....oh how things have changed.
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    Very cool set, however, you should move this to the Buy/Sell/Trade Forum. I'd be interested in a handful.
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    msassinmsassin Posts: 1,564 ✭✭✭


    << <i>Very cool set, however, you should move this to the Buy/Sell/Trade Forum. I'd be interested in a handful. >>



    The OP did yesterday. We are the ones bumping it for him.
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    << <i>I thought it was the other way around. You could send in 1000 or 100 ect... Of a single card to get the stripe version. Does anyone remember what the prizes were when you sent in the wu rise card? >>



    As one poster said, you could treat them like dollar bills and combine to make a bigger one or break them down. These cards had a unique smell to them. If you ever opened them, you know what I mean. So many of them had Euro jerseys or airbrushed and were not great looking. There were redemption cards in them for 1992 draft picks like Horry or Laettner and if you got a striped redemption, then the one you received was striped as well. They only made the one set in basketball.
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    eagles33eagles33 Posts: 2,678 ✭✭✭
    Are these still for sale?
    Scans of most of my Misc rookies can be found <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://forums.collectors.com/m...y&keyword1=Non%20major">here
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