Gentlemen, I present to you the Class of 1991

Rudedawg

Wanted to post these as being a "not so good" idea in retrospect. At the time, they were as cool as it got. Nowadays, eeeeeh, not so much. I will say that Topps really captured the spirit of that time period. That feathered hair, purple photo backgrounds, gold clad necklaces and Hypercolor T-shirts were the staples of pop culture. I know that's what I would have done

Dpeck100

I looked at these and I knew that Brian Barber looked familiar.

He is from Orlando and went to Dr. Phillips High School where Johnny Damon went.

Brian Barber

We got the Orlando Sentinel growing up and he was a big deal at the time.

jeffcbay

Is it bad that I had to look up what sport these cards were from?

Mapleleaf

So what sport are they from?

lawnmowerman

Stadium Club Dome..baseball

Constantine

Classic 90s

Stone193

Kind of goes hand in hand with the "Glam" influence that finally died in the 90s.

E.g. Poison



and Motley Crue



and most appropriately - Wham!

billwaltonsbeard

Chris Seelbach is also in that set. We played high school ball together. He was a senior when I was a sophmore. When that set came out, I ordered a 30 ct lot of them and sold them at local shows for $5