📸 Oversized Hilary Knight Allen & Ginter cards, /10 & /49. Regular sized card, right, shown for scale.

📄 BACK OF CARD
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Knight scored the U.S. Women's Hockey Team's first goal in the title match of 2018 Winter Games, adding a gold medal to the silvers she earned in '10 and '14. The electrifying forward starred at the U of Wisconsin before playing professionally in the National Women's Hockey League. On May 19, 2011, her hometown of Sun Valley, Idaho recognized her achievements by holding a "Hilary Knight Day."

Allen & Ginter re-entered the trading card space in 2006, bumping up its popularity. Almost 120 years after its original release as the first tobacco cards, the new product, with its old-school design, attracted many curious collectors.
Jason Anderson was intrigued right away. That 2006 Allen & Ginter set has since practically turned his life upside down.

The 45-year-old, who lives in California’s Bay Area, is attempting to complete the master set of 2006 Allen & Ginter. The master set consists of the 350-card base set, autograph set, and 16 subsets, totaling 2,344 cards. Anderson is just four cards away from finishing the entire set.

https://ripped.topps.com/2006-topps-allen-and-ginter-collector-attempting-to-finish-off-master-set-culture/

Someone pulled this rare Allen & Ginter 1/1 and shared on Reddit. There is a bit a history around this card. Allen & Ginter used to be a cigarette company in the 1800s. In 1875 they began to include advertising cards in cigarette packs, which started a collectors craze. This specific card is one of those advertising cards and was produced in 1888.

Allen & Ginter stopped making cigarettes in 1890 when it merged with other companies to form American Tobacco Company.

You can check out more on the card with the two links below.

https://www.reddit.com/r/baseballcards/comments/1gp8z3w/first_11_but_i_have_no_clue_what_it_actually_is/
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/409504

I finally found some new Allen & Ginter at my local Walmart and I had a blast opening it up. Let me know what you think of it!
https://youtube.com/shorts/daw_PnuoSFk?feature=share

I've always loved Allen & Ginter. Decided to get a hobby box this year. Not disappointed at all it was a really fun rip.
Pulled my first ever rip card so I had to rip it. Ted Williams box topper /99. Had 2 stained glass cards and a mini SSP Mantle(Picture added)
Some nice chrome cards as well!
Just a little disappointed I didn't get a scratch and sniff cards.
Not pictured: lots of dogs, cool X-ray cards and the Chuck Norris I pulled.