1991 Score #692 MASTER BLASTER

Type: Base Card

Acquired: Trade

A few months ago we took a look at the 1992 Score RIFLEMAN card and just like that one I absolutely love this card! If you are a Bo collector this is a must have for your collection. The red laser graphical background was mind blowing in the 90s and it still gives me goosebumps today. The photo on the front is a nice action shot, but the back has an outstanding shot of Bo smiling while out on the diamond. Great job Score!

1992 Donruss Triple Play #164

Type: Base Card

Acquired: Pulled From Pack

I really liked the Donruss Triple Play set. It was a nice looking product at a lower price point than most packs at the time. The photography was clean and this Bo card shows it. This card came out around the time Bo was still new to the White Sox and it looks like he is happy to be there. My only hang up with this set is that I wished the backs had more stats, but the trivia is always a welcome addition!

1987 Donruss #35

Type: Base Card

Acquired: Traded For

Rated Rookie cards were the best. That stamp on the front boosted the value of the card in my eyes by 100 percent. When I still see that graphic today it takes me back to great collecting memories as a kid. This card is nothing really special for the likes of Bo. The pose is boring and the design is bland, but it's a Bo Rookie card so it deserves a nice spot in my collection!

1990 Bowman #378

Type: Base Card

Acquired: Bought at Show

I really like this card! Most cards during this point of Bo's career feature him at the plate either getting ready to slam a homer or already doing so. This one feels like more of a behind the scenes at the ball park feel to it. Also, it doesn't hurt that his hat is haphazardly hanging sideways on the top of his mighty melon!

1990 Classic #T25

Type: Base Card

Acquired: Bought at Show

This card is totally rad! From the sweet neon pink border with neon blue slashes to the extreme font style on the front this card is definitely of it's time. I believe that's what really makes this a great card. It doesn't hold back in it's reflection of what was popular in the 90s. I also love this card because it shows Bo holding his All-Star game MVP trophy. During the 1989 mid-season classic, Bo went 2 for 4 with 1 home run and 2 RBI.

1991 Fleer Pro Vision #5

Type: Insert Card

Acquired: Pulled From Pack

This has to be my most favorite Bo Jackson card of all time! This card was released in the early 90s well Bo was at the height of his legendary prowess on the diamond and the gridiron. The things he did were superhuman and it was no stretch to believe he was built like the Terminator. This card provided all the evidence we needed to prove that point. The art is classic and the design is simple but impressive. I loved this card so much that I had my Dad make me a t-shirt for my birthday with this image printed on it!

2011 UD Goodwin Champions #M-BJ

Type: Memorabilia Card

Acquired: Purchased Online

I have been a fan of the Upper Deck Goodwin Champions cards sets for a while now. I love the old timey look and feel of the graphics and design. The only problem I have with this series of cards is that the paintings of the athletes are hit or miss. Some look strikingly like the athlete while others seem a little off. This Bo card seems a little off to me. It's not a terrible representation of Mr. Jackson, just not the best I've seen. Oh well, at least it comes with a piece of game worn Raiders jersey!