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Identify this 1991 Impel wrestling rookie card featuring Rick Steiner as card number 107 within the Steiner Brothers subset.

Rick Steiner

1991 • Impel • Steiner Brothers

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Description

This 1991 Impel sports card marks Rick Steiner's entry into the trading card market as a designated rookie. Released during a pivotal era for professional wrestling, the Impel brand established itself by capturing the intensity and drama of the ring through distinct photography and design. For collectors, this card serves as a foundational piece for anyone tracking the Steiner Brothers' rise in the industry. The card is cataloged as number 107 within the Steiner Brothers subset, a collection dedicated to one of wrestling's most dominant tag team duos. The Steiner Brothers subset highlights the unique dynamic between Rick and his brother Scott, offering a focused look at their partnership rather than just individual achievements. This grouping appeals to fans who appreciate the technical wrestling style and the charismatic presentation that defined their career. As a rookie card, this release holds historical significance for wrestling memorabilia enthusiasts. It represents the beginning of Rick Steiner's documented presence in the collectibles world, making it a point of reference for dating and organizing wrestling card collections. Whether you are building a comprehensive library of wrestling trading cards or focusing specifically on tag team legends, Rick Steiner's 1991 Impel rookie card provides a tangible connection to the sport's history. The card's identity is firmly rooted in the Steiner Brothers subset, ensuring its place in any organized collection dedicated to this iconic duo.

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Year

1991

Brand

Impel

Subset

Steiner Brothers

Subset Type

Subset

Card Number

#107

Featured Subject

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Featured

Rick Steiner

Sport

Wrestling

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Material

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Language

English

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Rookie
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Is this Rick Steiner card considered a rookie card?

Yes, the 1991 Impel release is designated as Rick Steiner's rookie card in the catalog. This means it is among the first trading cards issued featuring him, which often adds significance for collectors.

What subset is Rick Steiner #107 part of?

Card number 107 is included in the Steiner Brothers subset. This subset focuses specifically on the tag team partnership of Rick and Scott Steiner, highlighting their contributions to professional wrestling.

Why is the 1991 Impel set notable for wrestling collectors?

Collectors often use it to document the rosters and key figures of professional wrestling from the early 1990s.