One of the cool things that I remember Bo doings was breaking bats over his knee. I don't think he did it very often, but it was talked about all the time between me and my friends.

I have several of these magazine cards and I like the simplistic fronts. For me, simpler is better. I am not sure about the pink back though. It's Bo Jackson for crying out loud. Can't he get a more manly color for his back? :-)

I chose this card strictly because the name of the set. "The Shanks" sounds like some type of disease you get after a slumpbuster didn’t work.

If you saw my last Bo Jackson top ten, you know that I like cards that are caricatures. These art insert are very well done and I wouldn't mind someday actually getting the lithograph.

This card is 2 in 1. Not only is it a Bo Jackson Sticker, but also a Bo Jackson Sticker Back. I wasn't a huge fan of the 88, 89, & 90 sticker cards because there are so many variations. Now that I am actually getting into variation cards, I think they are a lot cooler.

Here is my "Non-Card" card for the list. It is a fully cut out head. It comes with a suction cup and a strip of adhesive on the back. Any card that is different than the normal rectangular shape, for me, is fun to collect.

I actually have the full set of these cards and the 1991 as well. Little league brings back a lot of fun memories. I wasn't very good, but it keep me busy for the summer. It reminds me that these guys, that I collect, were at one time kids, just like I was.

When I first saw this card I did a double take. Did Bo Jackson ever play in Japan? The answer is no, but the writing on the back of the card is definitely interesting. After I did my double take, I had to get this card. Wow 1 billion yen!

This was my favorite card from when I was a kid. I thought that the hat flying off was one of the coolest action shots that I have seen. If you have read any of my other top ten lists, you know that I prefer cards with action shots instead of poses.

I don't think that there is a more famous sports poses from this era than this pose of Bo Jackson. The "Bo Knows" era was huge. He brought all sports together in the Nike cross training ads, though his guitar playing skills were less than impressive. Do you agree with my list? What are your favorite cards from this era? I would love to read comments from other collectors and respond.