1994 Ken Griffey Jr Super Nintendo Promo

If you grew up in the 90’s, this wasn’t just a card—it was the vibe. The Kid. The swing. The video games. The era.

1995-96 Skybox Dynamic Jalen Rose

Pulling cards like this back in the day was such a thrill — they weren’t something you found in every pack, and when you did, it felt like you hit gold. Found this beauty while going through my old cards the other day…

What was your favorite “pull” growing up?

Had a little time to dig through another tote and it didn’t disappoint—some real classics in this batch.

The very first issue of Beckett Football with Bo Jackson is one everyone recognizes. Then the 50th issue packed with legendary hall of famers take it up a notch.

The Beckett Baseball 75th issue featuring DiMaggio, Mantle, Gehrig, and Ruth perfectly captures what every collector chases after. And those 90’s covers? Absolute nostalgia—Griffey Jr., Gretzky, Sir Charles, Maddux rocking the Braves uni, and Emmitt reminding us all to stay in school.

Can’t wait to see what the next tote has in store.

In the ’90s, you couldn’t go anywhere without seeing Michael Jordan — and rightfully so. The man was basketball. Six championships in eight years, two separate three-peats… that level of dominance is something we may never see again.

I recently stumbled across these The Stuff Jr. magazines and Investors Journal issues, and I couldn’t get over how crisp and clean they still are. I know I sound like a broken record, but these kinds of finds always take me right back — back to collecting, trading, and watching MJ do things no one else could.

What’s something from the ’90s that instantly brings you back?

Finally got around to finishing up the second of six totes — and it didn’t disappoint. When I hear Dan Marino, this is the picture that instantly comes to mind from the March 1992 issue. Flip it over and you’ve got one of the best ever on the back cover — Reggie White. And then, tucked in there, another all-time classic: Bo Jackson.

So many great memories wrapped up in these covers — the players, the stories, and the era they defined.

What cover or player instantly takes you back?