This is #101 from Ultra Figus, an Argentine card and sticker company that ran a run of "International Rock" sets through the 90s, covering everyone from Metallica to Guns N' Roses to Aerosmith. This particular card catches Nirvana in a candid, sun-bleached shot - Cobain, Novoselic, and Grohl sitting together, just the band as they actually looked.

These are tough in high grade. Foreign print runs with inconsistent centering, and decades of handling make a clean copies tough to find, especially for a Nirvana subject, which pulls demand from both the trading card world and the Cobain/grunge memorabilia market.

1996-97 Stadium Club Fusion with Scottie Pippen

1997 Flair Hardwood Leader

A card that lands right at the intersection of two big collecting worlds, Americana and early aviation. This piece comes from Mayfair Novelty Co.'s "Historic Events" strip card set, printed on uncut sheets and hand-separated by merchants rather than factory-cut, which is exactly why these are notorious for rough, uneven edges. Corner cards on these sheets, especially, took the brunt of it, and with the uncut panel size, the corner cards’ corners were typically worn and vulnerable to damage.

The image itself is charming: planes circling Lady Liberty's torch under the "1918" date, capturing that early wonder of powered flight against one of the country's most iconic monuments, all captured in strip card art from the era.

• Attaching an image of the uncut sheet panel (photo from Google) showcasing how these look.