While these were expensive packs when they were released and you only get one card per tin you were at least able to know exactly which card you were going to receive as the player is prominently displayed on the opposite side.
When you open the tin you first get a sort of checklist card that lists the players available and also explains the Kodak process used in creating the cards.
Looking at the checklist 15 years later they did a pretty good job picking players and I imagine that Hideo Nomo card is worth a pretty penny to Nomo's enthusiastic collectors.
Removing the checklist you get your one card which is just sitting on the filler loose which was a little surprising to me.
And here's the card in action...
Now that the excitement of your card pull has slowed down you can move onto the next stage of this product which is displaying your card. The first step is to remove some of the filler material [which is pre-cut from Topps].
And then you can position the tin cover so that everyone knows you love the Yankees or...
...to show your pull.
Although the "Premium" cards have a higher book value, the Jeter is put at about $12.00...and you can get a pack of your own for as little as $5.00 online on eBay.
