Card Identification Forum

It is a type of broder. These are listable under these conditions: From the site FAQs

For unlicensed*/Broder** cards, the following criteria must be met:

• The cards cannot feature any current players as they would presumably be under current player association contracts for use of likeness.
• The year of release must be known.
• A complete checklist must be known.
• The set must be placed into the "Unlicensed" category.
• The set should have "(Unlicensed)" placed into the set's name.

So if all the players are retired, you have a fully and dated checklist (or as full as is known in the hobby) they are listable.

Wow I am glad to recieve comments - so when I investigated years ago the story I had read was these were distributed at a sports card trade show in the Midwest I believe in the early 90's . I have a couple of other cards similar style I will try and post - what a kick ass site and thank you for the reply .