Here's a pack from the big Giveaway, and it was one I was looking forward to immensely. Pacific apparently tried to get in on the Dot-com craze with this product, which is pretty amusing considering that Pacific always struck me as the least technologically advanced of all of the card companies. And, I believe, they were the first casualty, much like the Dot-com bust.
84 - Joe Carter Gold Foil Web Card (Right off the bat, you can see how truly hideous this design is. This is the promised one-per-pack parallel where the only noticeable difference is the gold foil replacing silver on the front of the card.)
The back of the gold foil card has a "unique code" as well. I honestly had no idea that Joe Carter played for the Orioles.
505 - Derek Jeter (Interesting card of Jeter, whose face you can't even see. There's a nice ad at the top of each card. Go ahead and type in that URL. I dare you.)
570 - Desi Relaford (There were at least 750 cards in this set. 750!)
532 - Jimmy Haynes
484 - Dave Mlicki
340 - Shane Halter (The always thrilling "squaring up to bunt" shot. This is something that's usually reserved for pitchers.)
242 - Greg Colbrunn
191 - Lenny Harris
95 - Mike Mussina
Here's a pack from the big Giveaway, and it was one I was looking forward to immensely. Pacific apparently tried to get in on the Dot-com craze with this product, which is pretty amusing considering that Pacific always struck me as the least technologically advanced of all of the card companies. And, I believe, they were the first casualty, much like the Dot-com bust.
84 - Joe Carter Gold Foil Web Card (Right off the bat, you can see how truly hideous this design is. This is the promised one-per-pack parallel where the only noticeable difference is the gold foil replacing silver on the front of the card.)
The back of the gold foil card has a "unique code" as well. I honestly had no idea that Joe Carter played for the Orioles.
505 - Derek Jeter (Interesting card of Jeter, whose face you can't even see. There's a nice ad at the top of each card. Go ahead and type in that URL. I dare you.)
570 - Desi Relaford (There were at least 750 cards in this set. 750!)
532 - Jimmy Haynes
484 - Dave Mlicki
340 - Shane Halter (The always thrilling "squaring up to bunt" shot. This is something that's usually reserved for pitchers.)
242 - Greg Colbrunn
191 - Lenny Harris
95 - Mike Mussina
