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Identify and acquire the 1991 Impel Rick Steiner rookie card #113, a foundational piece for serious wrestling trading card collectors.

Rick Steiner

1991 • Impel • Steiner Brothers

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Description

The 1991 Impel Steiner Brothers subset marks a distinct era in professional wrestling memorabilia, capturing the peak popularity of one of the industry's most dominant tag teams. This release, numbered 113, serves as Rick Steiner's official rookie card within the broader Impel wrestling catalog. For collectors, securing a rookie card is often the primary objective when building a focused collection, as these early entries represent the beginning of a player's documented trading card history. The Steiner Brothers subset highlights the duo's chemistry and in-ring presence, making cards like #113 highly sought after by specialists who focus exclusively on tag team history. Collectors often hunt for these cards not just for the individual subject, but to complete the broader subset, which adds a layer of strategic value to the acquisition. Investing in a 1991 rookie card offers a tangible connection to the past, preserving the legacy of Rick Steiner for future generations. Whether you are looking to expand your personal archive or find a meaningful gift for a fellow enthusiast, this card provides a solid foundation. It represents more than just a piece of cardboard; it is a verified entry in the chronological record of wrestling collectibles. For those dedicated to the niche of wrestling sports cards, adding this Impel release to your portfolio is a standard step in curating a comprehensive and historically accurate collection.

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Year

1991

Brand

Impel

Subset

Steiner Brothers

Subset Type

Subset

Card Number

#113

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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 Rick Steiner card 113 considered a rookie card?

Yes, the 1991 Impel card numbered 113 is cataloged as Rick Steiner's official rookie card within the trading card market. It was his first appearance in a mass-produced sports card series.

Why do collectors seek the 1991 Impel Steiner Brothers subset?

Collectors target this subset because it documents the peak era of the Steiner Brothers' career. Completing the subset allows fans to preserve the history of one of wrestling's most successful tag teams in a single collection.

How does Impel differ from other wrestling card brands?

Impel was a prominent manufacturer in the early 1990s, known for its distinct glossy printing style and vibrant color treatment. Cards from this era are valued for their nostalgic connection to the classic period of professional wrestling.