1992 Bowman - Revision history

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Description

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	Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack, two per jumbo pack, and five per 80-card "carton." These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.		Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack, two per jumbo pack, and five per 80-card "carton." These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.

	After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; a decision many dealers who threw away their order forms would later regret.		After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs and gold-foil borders on the product's subset. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; a decision many dealers who threw away their order forms would later regret.

	Although Topps began to position Bowman as their prospect-driven brand in 1991, it was in 1992 where Bowman earned the title "Home of the Rookie Card." '92 Bowman features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.		Although Topps began to position Bowman as their prospect-driven brand in 1991, it was in 1992 where Bowman earned the title "Home of the Rookie Card." '92 Bowman features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.

Stalegum: /* Distribution */

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Distribution

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	=Distribution=		=Distribution=

	'''NOTE:''' Wax and Jumbo boxes are ''not'' factory sealed. The 80-card "Cartons" were distributed exclusively to mass-market retail outlets and can be considered an early iteration of a [[Blaster]].		'''NOTE:''' Wax and Jumbo boxes are ''not'' factory sealed. The Retail Jumbo and 80-card "Cartons" were distributed exclusively to mass-market retail outlets and can be considered an early iteration of a [[Blaster]].

	Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack		Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack (MSRP: $1.99). 16 boxes per case.

	Jumbo: 36 packs per box, 23 cards (two foils) per pack		Hobby Jumbo: 36 packs per box, 23 cards (two foils) per pack (MSRP: $2.99).

	Carton: 80 cards (five foils) per carton		Retail Jumbo: 18 packs per box, 23 cards (two foils) per pack.

			Carton: 80 cards (five foils) per carton (MSRP: $9.99)

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Stalegum at 18:33, 24 April 2019

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	~~[[Image:1992bowman.png\|right\|frame\|Pack of 1992 Bowman]]~~

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	=Distribution=		=Distribution=

	NOTE: Wax and Jumbo boxes are ''not'' factory sealed. The 80-card "Cartons" were distributed exclusively to mass-market retail outlets and can be considered an early iteration of a [[Blaster]].		'''NOTE:''' Wax and Jumbo boxes are ''not'' factory sealed. The 80-card "Cartons" were distributed exclusively to mass-market retail outlets and can be considered an early iteration of a [[Blaster]].

	Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack		Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack
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	==Base Set==		==Base Set==

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Chris at 19:09, 27 December 2011

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Just me at 06:31, 4 December 2011

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Chris at 13:30, 8 July 2010

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Stalegum: /* Distribution */

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Distribution

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	=Distribution=		=Distribution=

			NOTE: Wax and Jumbo boxes are ''not'' factory sealed. The 80-card "Cartons" were distributed exclusively to mass-market retail outlets and can be considered an early iteration of a [[Blaster]].

	Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack		Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards (one foil) per pack

	Jumbo: 24 packs per box, 23 cards (two ~~foil~~) per pack		Jumbo: 36 packs per box, 23 cards (two foils) per pack

	Carton: 80 cards (five ~~foil~~) per carton		Carton: 80 cards (five foils) per carton

	=Reviews=		=Reviews=

Stalegum: /* Description */

2010-07-08T06:19:07Z

Description

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	Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack, two per jumbo pack, and five per 80-card "carton." These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.		Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack, two per jumbo pack, and five per 80-card "carton." These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.

	After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; many dealers ~~would later regret throwing~~ away their ~~'92 Bowman~~ order forms.		After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; a decision many dealers who threw away their order forms would later regret.

	~~The set~~ features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as ~~key~~ second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.		Although Topps began to position Bowman as their prospect-driven brand in 1991, it was in 1992 where Bowman earned the title "Home of the Rookie Card." '92 Bowman features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.

	~~Although Topps began to position Bowman as their prospect-driven brand in 1991, it was in 1992 where Bowman earned the title "Home of the Rookie Card."~~

	=Distribution=		=Distribution=

Stalegum: /* Description */

2010-07-08T02:24:21Z

Description

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	=Description=		=Description=

	Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack ~~and~~ two per jumbo pack. These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.		Considered one of the landmark baseball card sets of the 1990s, 1992 Bowman was released in August of that year. The set consists of 705 cards with 45 foil-stamped cards inserted at a rate of one per wax pack, two per jumbo pack, and five per 80-card "carton." These foil cards feature past and present Team USA players and minor league POY Award winners.

	After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; many dealers later ~~regretting~~ throwing away their '92 Bowman order forms.		After a disastrous 1989 debut, a lackluster 1990 effort, and an improved 1991 offering, Topps upgraded the 1992 version of Bowman to place it (quality wise) on par with their Stadium Club brand. All cards were printed on white, UV-coated cardstock, with full color fronts and backs. More importantly, Topps drastically cut production by printing '92 Bowman to order; many dealers would later regret throwing away their '92 Bowman order forms.

	The set features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as key second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.		The set features true rookie cards of Trevor Hoffman, Carlos Delgado, Mariano Rivera, Mike Piazza, and Manny Ramirez, as well as key second year cards of Pedro Martinez and Chipper Jones.

			Although Topps began to position Bowman as their prospect-driven brand in 1991, it was in 1992 where Bowman earned the title "Home of the Rookie Card."

	=Distribution=		=Distribution=