Often times I'll find that cards or a certain set will look a lot better in person than on the internet. I know I'm not the only one who feels that way. What seems to be more rare is when something will actually look better online than in hand. I think this is one of those cases. The cards look really tacky and cheaply made, but with the full-bleed photos they hold up fairly well if you're just looking at some small images on a computer monitor.
447 - Paul Molitor
323 - Bobby Witt
113 - Deion Sanders (Street Fighter soundtrack? Who knew?)
143 - Steve Reed (Love the photo, but it's a little blurry.)
163 - Lou Whitaker
193 - Shane Reynolds
223 - Jose Offerman (Speaking of Street Fighter...)
243 - Turner Ward (This is where the true horror of Pacific Trading Cards is revealed.)
273 - Larry Walker (The Expos were apparently into maximizing the usage of the back of the jersey space or something.)
303 - Mike Stanley
64 - Tim Salmon
94 - Jack McDowellOn the back of the wrapper (not pictured) is a special offer to send any combination of 28 '95 wrappers from any of the 6 officially licensed MLB card companies plus $2 to receive an 18-card "National Packtime" set. It's amazing to think that there once was 6 licensed companies. Did anyone ever do this redemption? The mid-'90s are fascinating to me.
