1991 Stadium Club Football Box
Release Date: January 1st, 1991
Configuration: 36 Packs Per Box, 12 Cards Per Pack.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS:
Following its landmark debut in baseball, 1991 Stadium Club Football kept up the momentum with a high-end set that showcased stellar photography.
1991 Stadium Club Football is a straightforward 500-card set. There are no inserts, no short prints and no gimmicks. Cards feature a full-bleed design that emphasizes great photography. Topps worked with Kodak to produce the set. The colors are bright and the images are vivid with lots of detail. Cards are printed on a glossy card stock.
Other than the photo, card fronts have a small banner toward the bottom of the card. It has both the player's name and the Stadium Club logo. The banner features gold foil highlights.
Card backs have a colorful field backdrop. Vital info is at the top of the card. The writeup features analysis from The Sporting News. Like 1991 Stadium Club Baseball, card backs also picture the players' rookie card (as defined by Topps at the time).
Much of the value of the 1991 Stadium Club set comes from a single card -- the Brett Favre rookie. It is highlighted by an embarrassing error. Favre's name is spelled "Farve" on both the front and back. Oops. It was never corrected. Among the other rookies in the set are Ricky Watters, Tony Siragusa and Russell Maryland.
