Revision as of 02:45, 6 June 2011

Description

1994 Church's Hometown Stars is a 28-card set (one card per MLB team) produced by Pinnacle Brands. Collectors who purchased a nine-piece family meal during the months of April and May, 1994 would get a pack of four cards for free. Collectors could also get a pack for $0.69 with any other fried chicken order.

Each pack contained three regular cards and one gold parallel card. Despite being produced by Pinnacle Brands (at the time a licensee), this set is not licensed by MLB Properties and all MLB trademarks are airbrushed. A portion of the proceeds from card sales went to Habitat for Humanity.

Distribution

Reviews

Insertion Ratios

Cards	Total Cards	Numbered To	Hobby Odds
Base	28	-	3:1
Gold	28	-	1:1
Show Stoppers	10	-	1:4

Checklist

Base Set

1 Brian McRae
2 Dwight Gooden
3 Ruben Sierra
4 Greg Maddux
5 Kirby Puckett
6 Jeff Bagwell
7 Cal Ripken, Jr.
8 Lenny Dykstra
9 Tim Salmon
10 Matt Williams
11 Roberto Alomar
12 Barry Larkin
13 Roger Clemens
14 Mike Piazza
15 Travis Fryman
16 Ryne Sandberg
17 Robin Ventura
18 Gary Sheffield
19 Carlos Baerga
20 Jay Bell
21 Edgar Martinez
22 Phil Plantier
23 Danny Tartabull
24 Marquis Grissom
25 Robin Yount
26 Ozzie Smith
27 Ivan Rodriguez
28 Dante Bichette

Parallels

Each pack contains one Gold Foil parallel.

Inserts

Show Stoppers

Randomly inserted into packs at the rate of 1:4, this ten-card set feature all the usual power hitting suspects, on Dufex foil cards.

1 Juan Gonzalez
2 Barry Bonds
3 Ken Griffey, Jr.
4 Dave Justice
5 Frank Thomas
6 Fred McGriff
7 Albert Belle
8 Joe Carter
9 Cecil Fielder
10 Mickey Tettleton

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 =Description=
-Church's Hometown Stars is a 28-card set produced by Pinnacle Brands.  Collectors who purchased a nine-piece family meal during the months of April and May, 1994 would get a pack of four cards for free.  Collectors could also get a pack for $0.69 with any other fried chicken order.
+Church's Hometown Stars is a 28-card set (one card per MLB team) produced by Pinnacle Brands.  Collectors who purchased a nine-piece family meal during the months of April and May, 1994 would get a pack of four cards for free.  Collectors could also get a pack for $0.69 with any other fried chicken order.
-Each pack contained three regular cards and one gold parallel card.  Despite being produced by Pinnacle Brands (at the time a licensee), this set is not licensed by MLB Properties.  A portion of the proceeds from card sales went to Habitat for Humanity.
+Each pack contained three regular cards and one gold parallel card.  Despite being produced by Pinnacle Brands (at the time a licensee), this set is not licensed by MLB Properties and all MLB trademarks are [[Airbrushed | airbrushed.]]  A portion of the proceeds from card sales went to Habitat for Humanity.
 =Distribution=