That's not junk wax, THIS is junk wax

EAsports

Depending on how terrible the game is, I may rip some tonight.

I'll try to post pictures.

vintagefun

Nice. That'll be fun. I have a stack of those MISL cards. For some reason Tatu was in a card saver. I couldn't help but remember Fantasy Island.

Enjoy!

alnavman

brings back memories of going to Cleveland Force games at the old Coliseum in Richfield......they actually were fun games to watch.....and Tatu was one of the enemies back then....wow Kai Haaskivi, Bernie James, Ali Kazemaini, Keith Furphy, crowds used to be big for the team, actually fun to go

MikeLeamer

Rip rip rip!

EAsports

I opened the 1991/92 Pro Set Series 2 and the 1988-89 Pacific MISL.

The Pro Set had a SHARP Ryan Giggs rookie card. I may have to send this one in - there are two 9s and no 10s.

Also shown is John Harkes. He was the first American to play in England's first division. I think this one is bound for a TTM.



Pacific spared no expense on the 1988/89 MISL cards. As you can see, they just put a "1988/89 Series" sticker over the "Premier Issue" stamp. I can't believe those guys went out of business.



The Pacific cards were not without interest. I did get three complete sets, worth AT LEAST 75 cents each. Players of note:

- Fernando Clavijo, member of the 1994 US World Cup team and long-time MLS coach/technical director
- Desmond Armstrong, member of the 1990 US World Cup team
- Brian Quinn and Alan Mayer, who had multiple US caps
- Preki, member of the 1998 US World Cup team and scorer of one of the most famous US goals ever (a goal to give the US a 1-0 win over Brazil, preserving what was until last summer the greatest US goal keeping performance ever.)
- Homer Screws, a guy with a mullet, whose last name is Screws. HIS NAME IS HOMER SCREWS.