Collecting a Demon Sanders Rookie Card

In his first Major League season, Sanders picked up his first touchdown. That started his career in the NFL. He was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the first round of the 1989 draft. He intercepted 24 passes between 1989 and 1993, three of which were returned for touchdowns. Sanders’ rookie season was his best with six interceptions. He returned them for 303 yards, and three touchdowns. His greatest season came in 1994, after being traded to the San Francisco 49ers. He was able to finish his career with the team, winning the Heisman Trophy in 1994.

In 1994, Sanders played for the Reds, and he spent the first half of the 1995 season with the Giants. He scored 29 runs and had eight stolens after his move to the Giants. This card features a photograph of him in the Stadium Club. It also shows his appearances in the Fall Classic. After Sanders’ retirement, autographed memorabilia is still in high demand.

He returned to baseball in 1997 as a Reds player, and played in 115 games. He was second in the NL for stolen bases and thefts that year. That same year, he was featured on the Sports Illustrated cover. The Fleer Sports Illustrated product also included a 10-card “Covers” insert. Although Sanders never appeared in the major leagues, his rookie card did have an interesting backstory.

Although the 1989 Score football issue is the most valuable Sanders rookie card, there are other options as well. The majority of 1989 Topps Traded or ungraded cards can be purchased for less than $75. The 1989 Pro Set rookie card features Sanders in his Florida State uniform. A lot of fifty mint 1989 Topps Traded cards recently sold for as low as $20. However, the 1989 Score card may be the best bet for Sanders collectors.

Another option for collecting his rookie card is the NFL Pro Set album. The album includes cards from the 1980s to the 2000s, and features many notable players. This album features some of the most notable players, including Jim Thorpe and Joe Montana, Bo Jackson and Johnny Unitas, Tim Brown as well as Brett Favre, Brett Favre, Walter Payton, Marshall Faulk and Brett Favre. In addition to being a popular player in the league, Sanders was also an active celebrity, promoting himself and wearing gaudy jewelry.

Another great card is the 1989 Donruss Rookie card. It features a great photo and a nice color scheme. This card is a key card to collectors because it features the “Rookies’ logo. Unlike other Score issues, this card is unique and has a higher value than the others in the set. It’s also worth mentioning that the 1989 Donruss “The Rookies” set contained 56 cards and was similar to the Topps Traded set.