...ts card market with Sportflics. Sportflics were 3-D [[Lenticular Printing|"lenticular"]] cards that were initially popular but widely scorned due to their high c
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The cards use the same [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printing]] technique that would later be employed by Sportflics in the 80s,
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'''Lenticular Printing:''' A printing technology in which a small, ribbed, plastic lens i
...cereal maker Kellogg's produced a series of "3D" baseball cards using the lenticular technique.
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...eets with small patterns that are capable of producing 3D effects. Unlike lenticular, Azuna 3D effects can be seen when the card is tilted at any angle.
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This 10-card set showcased young stars on [[Lenticular Printing | lenticular]] card fronts, continuing with the theme of layers/depth.
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...ct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sport
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...e baseball card market in 1986 with [[1986 Sportflics|Sportflics]], an all-lenticular product. Two years later, it released [[1988 Score|Score]], a traditional
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...d by Topps in October 1995, this "three-dimensional" [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set consists of 59 cards. "D3," as it has come to be known, was not well
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The fronts feature 3D [[Lenticular Printing | lenticular]] photos, while the backs carry a 3D hologram and player statistics. By pur
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Each pack contained one [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] "Magic Motion" The MVPs card. As with previous Score products, each pack
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...han cards be included, each pack contained one of 56 [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] "Magic Motion" trivia cards. Each card gives a synopsis of that season's
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This 12-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set was included in both Hottest 100 sets, and is similar to the "Magic M
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Each pack contained one of 56 Do You Remember? [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] "Magic Motion" Trivia cards. At the time, Topps had the exclusive right
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1987 Sportflics Superstar Discs is an 18-disc Lenticular set that was available exclusively through mail order. Mail order forms we
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...fourth year, each pack of Score contained one of 72 [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] "Magic Motion" trivia card -- this year's theme being the World Series.
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1994 Sportflics 2000 is a 193-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set released by Pinnacle Brands in April, 1994. This was the first Sport
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...que to the Pinnacle brand - a special ribbed plastic [[Lenticular Printing|Lenticular]] detector card was made available that allowed users to view the word "Pin
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...serial number to 209,000. Each tin also includes a [[Lenticular Printing |lenticular]] lens that allows the anti-counterfeit "bar code" to be read. (This lens
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1994 Sportflics FanFest All-Stars is a nine-card, [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set distributed exclusively at the 1994 All-Star Game FanFest in Pittsbur
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...ighlighting the next wave of MLB talent continued this year and featured a lenticular design front.
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1972 Kellogg's is a 54-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set. For the third consecutive year, specially-marked boxes of Kellogg's
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...erent products in two different years. Each card is [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printed]] giving it a "3D" effect -- similar to the Kellogg's issues of the
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Packed into every HTA box as a box topper, is a [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] card of Cal Ripken, Jr. Built into the card is a speaker and microchip c
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...-counterfeit bar code that could be viewed through a [[Lenticular Printing|Lenticular]] detector card to determine authenticity.
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...ks, this five-card set features live-action video images of top players on lenticular cards.
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...between night and day games. Card-fronts featured [[Lenticular_Printing | lenticular technology]] and were printed on thicker cardstock to support the design.
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1978 Kellogg's is a 57-card 3-D lenticular set. Cards could be found inside packages of Kellogg's cereals, or a full
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1977 Kellogg's is a 57-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] 3-D set. This is the sixth straight year the cereal maker issued a fully
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...color player photos which are interlaced. A plastic [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] lens covers the front of the card so that the one of the two photos can b
...roduced a special Sportflics card of Nolan Ryan. The front of the card is lenticular and features a reprint of Ryan's 1990 Sportflics card. The back is a repri
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...summer of 1995. As the name suggests, the set uses [[Lenticular Printing |lenticular printing]] to achieve a three-dimensional effect (You-See-Three). According
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...of the best players in the game on a multi-colored, [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] surface.
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...0 of Phillies All-Star catcher Darren Daulton uses [[Lenticular Printing | lenticular]] technology and was inserted at a rate of about 1:60 packs. Card #31 of St
* Card #30 is a Sportflix-style [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] card that was short-printed.
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1988 Sportflics is a 225-card all [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set -- the largest thus far. The set consists of 219 players and six mul
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1989 Sportflics is a 225-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set. There are 220 individual players, two Highlights trios, and three R
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1995 Sportflix is a 170-card [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set released by Pinnacle Brands, primarily to retail outlets, in the summ
...2-card set features two players on one see-through [[Lenticular Printing | lenticular]] card.
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...rds used a state-of-the-art printing process called [[Lenticular Printing|"lenticular printing."]] They were referred to as a "Triple Action Magic Motion®" card
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1987 Sportflics is a 195-card all-lenticular set. It owns the distinction of being first baseball card with a color pho
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This six-card lenticular set was produced by Upper Deck as part of a mail-order offer.
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...ter a year, the annual Kellogg's set returned to the [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular "3D"]] format, with the smaller size (2 1/8" X 3 1/4"). One card was inser
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1997 Topps Screenplays is a 20-card [[Lenticular Printing | all-lenticular]] card set released in the Summer of 1997. Each card displays 24 frames of
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Each 3D Slugger utilizes [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printing.]]
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3-D Sluggers are printed on [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular plastic,]] not unlike the Kellogg's cards of the 1970s, or Sportflics of th
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1997 Upper Deck Ken Griffey, Jr. Highlight Reels is a 5-card lenticular set. Similar to [[1997 Topps Screenplays]], each card featured up to 20 fr
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DK Evolution is a [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular]] set which shows the original Diamond King artwork along with the photogra
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...lel of the ''2018 Topps Baseball'' base set, done in [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printing,]] and released August 16th. Each eight-card pack ($19.99) contai
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...lel of the ''2019 Topps Baseball'' base set, done in [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printing,]] and released July 25th. Each eight-card pack ($19.99) containe
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1987 Sportflics Rookie Discs is an seven-disc Lenticular set that was available exclusively through mail order. Mail order forms we
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...lel of the ''2021 Topps Baseball'' base set, done in [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular printing,]] and released July 30th. Each eight-card pack ($19.99) containe
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