As part of that trade to secure Jeff George with the first pick of the 1990 NFL Draft, Indianapolis sent a young Andre Rison to Atlanta.
Because of the living set concept of 1990 Pro Set, the company re-issued his card with a trade banner in the lower-right corner.
Some of those also included a special message from Ludwell Denny on the reverse side.
During his time in Atlanta, Rison was a stud, making the Pro Bowl four straight years and leading the league in receiving touchdowns in 1993 with 15 grabs.
A limited series of 15 unique most valuable 1990 pro set football cards. Love them or hate them, 1990 Pro Set football cards will always be known for the incredible amount of errors and variations scattered throughout the set.
To achieve its vision of being a "living set," the company was constantly updating, revising, removing, and replacing various cards.
While ambitious in spirt, that body of work ultimately resulted in one of the most notoriously variation-laden sets in hobby history.
1990 Pro Set #134 Andre Rison (Lud Denny Note on Back)
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1990 Pro Set #134 Andre Rison (Lud Denny Note on Back)
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As part of that trade to secure Jeff George with the first pick of the 1990 NFL Draft, Indianapolis sent a young Andre Rison to Atlanta.
Because of the living set concept of 1990 Pro Set, the company re-issued his card with a trade banner in the lower-right corner.
Some of those also included a special message from Ludwell Denny on the reverse side.
During his time in Atlanta, Rison was a stud, making the Pro Bowl four straight years and leading the league in receiving touchdowns in 1993 with 15 grabs.
A limited series of 15 unique most valuable 1990 pro set football cards. Love them or hate them, 1990 Pro Set football cards will always be known for the incredible amount of errors and variations scattered throughout the set.
To achieve its vision of being a "living set," the company was constantly updating, revising, removing, and replacing various cards.
While ambitious in spirt, that body of work ultimately resulted in one of the most notoriously variation-laden sets in hobby history.