Showing posts with label Paul O'Neill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul O'Neill. Show all posts
Friday, August 27, 2021
Monday, August 29, 2016
The 90's Collection:1995 Fleer Ultra On-Base Leader Paul O'Neill
Think my eyes are seeing things! Are there many Paul O'Neills running at me????
No. It's just Paul getting on base time and time again.
Back to when the Yankees actually could hit and were a good team, Paul O'Neill was one of their consistent guys both at the plate and in the outfield. After he arrived to the Yankees in 1993, all the guy did was hit increasing yearly with hits and hitting a consistent 20 homers a year.
These inserts were for those guys that seemed to be on-base a lot and the designed showed it. They fell at a rate of 1:8 Jumbo packs with a much tougher Gold Medallion parallel of it falling at 1:80 packs.
No. It's just Paul getting on base time and time again.
Back to when the Yankees actually could hit and were a good team, Paul O'Neill was one of their consistent guys both at the plate and in the outfield. After he arrived to the Yankees in 1993, all the guy did was hit increasing yearly with hits and hitting a consistent 20 homers a year.
These inserts were for those guys that seemed to be on-base a lot and the designed showed it. They fell at a rate of 1:8 Jumbo packs with a much tougher Gold Medallion parallel of it falling at 1:80 packs.
So what do you guys think of today's card design? Cool? Lame?
Thursday, May 12, 2016
The 90's Collection:1995 Fleer Ultra League Leader Paul O'Neill
Time to kick off this new segment that features just 90's cards. You all know my passion for those and I have plenty of them to showcase. This will mainly be a small write up and picture of card type of segment mainly focusing on the eye candy of the 90's.
Today, I feature one of my favorite Yankees of all-time, Paul O'Neill.
Today, I feature one of my favorite Yankees of all-time, Paul O'Neill.
League Leaders fell in packs of 1995 Fleer Ultra baseball Series 1 at a rate of 1:3 packs. So this card wasn't the toughest pull. What I like about it is the simplicity yet nice design that it has. The card is simply a one color with some added silver foil for the writing and a player inset. But, the design and layout are well placed.
There is also a Gold Medallion parallel of this insert set as well that falls at a much tougher rate of 1:30.
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