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The 1991 Impel Rick Steiner rookie card, numbered #111, captures the wrestler's early career within the Steiner Brothers subset.

Rick Steiner

1991 • Impel • Steiner Brothers

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Product Overview

Description

Rick Steiner's entry into the 1991 Impel trading card set marks a significant moment for wrestling hobbyists tracking the Steiner Brothers' rise. As card number 111 in this release, this rookie card is often sought after by collectors building comprehensive sets of wrestling memorabilia from the early 1990s. The Impel brand was known for its distinct design aesthetics during this era, providing a nostalgic backdrop for fans of the sport's most iconic tag teams. This product highlights Rick Steiner's prominence in professional wrestling history, serving as a tangible piece of his legacy alongside his brother Scott. For investors and serious collectors, the 1991 Impel set holds a special place in the category due to its focus on top-tier talent and memorable matchups. The card's value is often tied to its status as a rookie issue, making it a foundational piece for those looking to complete their collection or add a key player to their portfolio. Whether you are looking to commemorate a specific era of wrestling or add a unique item to your display, this card represents a connection to the dynamic world of professional wrestling. Collectors appreciate the historical context it offers, bridging the gap between the past and present of the sport. By focusing on the entity's identity, we ensure that each listing reflects the true nature of the card within the broader Impel catalog.

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Year

1991

Brand

Impel

Subset

Steiner Brothers

Subset Type

Subset

Card Number

#111

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Featured

Rick Steiner

Sport

Wrestling

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Language

English

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Rookie
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Is this card considered a rookie card?

Yes, this card is identified as a rookie issue for Rick Steiner within the 1991 Impel set. For collectors, rookie cards are often viewed as foundational pieces for building a complete portfolio of a player's career.

What set does card #111 belong to?

Card #111 is part of the 1991 Impel wrestling trading card set. This release is notable for featuring the Steiner Brothers and other prominent figures in professional wrestling during that specific year.

Why is the Steiner Brothers subset important?

The Steiner Brothers subset is significant because it highlights one of the most famous tag teams in wrestling history. Collectors often seek out these cards to commemorate their influence on the sport and their legacy in professional wrestling.