The Upper Deck "Text" hologram was used on the backs of cards 1-500, as well as inserts, issued in Low Series packs. The Upper Deck "Logo" holograms were used on the backs of all cards issued in packs of the "High" Series. This included cards 501-700, as well as cards 1-500. As a result, cards 1-500 can be found with either a "Text" or "Logo" hologram. Euro-Stars were issued in both Low and High series Jumbo packs, so cards exist with either hologram.

Does anyone have any information on why there were 2 hologram variants (logo and text) on the back of these cards? Is one more rare? Was it limited to a specific series or do both and all inserts have both hologram variants? Thanks

I looked back at the 91-92 set and found a few that looked to be both but the text part was more dominate. there is a possibility of the 91-92 set being a attempt at both but failing one way or the other. I have found that the 92-93 set is both with the right tilt. let me know what you think

- Taken from Beckett.com

The 1991-92 UD set was released in two series of 500 and 200 cards, respectively. The front design features action photos with white borders. The player's name and position appear in the top white border, while the team name is given in the bottom white border. Biographical information, statistics, or player profile are displayed on the back alongside a second color photo. The All-Rookie Team and the Star Rookies are marked by the abbreviations ART and SR respectively in the list below. A randomly inserted Glasnost card (SP1) featuring Wayne Gretzky, Brett Hull and Valeri Kamensky and ballots by which fans could vote for their favorite NHL All-Stars were included in foil packs. Special subsets include members of the teams that participated in the IIHF World Junior Championships (650--699).