1991 Pro Set Desert Storm Non-Sport Forum

I understand all that, in terms of whether TCDB wants to list it. There are just always comments questioning this type of stuff (see the 1991 Wild Card Doug Allen discussion for a recent example) and it is usually the same 3-4 members. A lot of people in the hobby have done a whole lot more work on this stuff than most realize and to have "high ranking" forums members instantly dismiss unusual/odd/confusing items is doing the hobby a great disservice and seems out of line with the goal of TCDB.

And true Re: Allender's list, which is why I won't say for certain how this card was distributed - I simply don't know and the promo pack mentioned is a possibility. If you look at the Peace Dove lucite card, it is manufactured exactly like the card the OP posted. Not similarly (and not like those old "3D" 1991 UD cards that father was making), it is the same process used for the Pro Set lucite cards, which, I might add, are a handful when you consider the NFL ones produced in tiny numbers. If you are familiar with those, you'd see that they, too, use the exact same production method as this and the dove.

Could be a prototype like the 1990 Thurman Thomas football card

Exactly right. A large part of the reason why I no longer document my collection here and why I'm only on the forum when I'm bored. I'm tired of people who have no idea what they are talking about being treated like the arbiters of what counts, even shouting down the people who both know what they are talking about and have actively been collecting and pulling the cards from packs themselves being told they are fakes or not listable. 

Total BS. This sight used to be about documenting trading cards, and it's become a cult of personality dominated by people who have absolutely zero clue what they are talking about, and have been proven wrong on numerous occasion by numerous members, yet are still deferred to for some reason I cannot determine. 
 

If I felt like using the somewhat unreliable and clunky forum search I could easily find more than five times they have been proven wrong just off the top of my memory. I may have extra time on my hands from being sick and bored but I value my time more than that. 

As with this card I'm sure there are heaps not listed that exist but not many people know about them, some examples I would love to get a picture of are the 1991 NFL signed lithograph redemption cards (read about them on the back of both gazette cards) and the wheaties super bowl redemption card

There may also be undocumented 1991 national prototype cards

It sure would be nice to see a few of these usual suspects comment "interesting...look forward to learning more" "anyone else have any info" "never seen these, I wonder where they came from" or anything other than the uneducated remarks they fire off (as if it is a race to conclude the topic). It is ok to not know about every single card/set in this hobby. And it is also very much ok to let discussions pass by you if you have no useful information to share. 

I love being introduced to new information on weird, little-known trading cards. It is pretty much the only corner of the hobby that still interests me and I take great joy in sharing this info if I have it. Having combed through just about every junk wax era set forum on this site, I see so many discussions that died prematurely after being shut down by some 'arbiter of what counts' here and their incorrect take. 

Glad I'm not the only one that noticed this, some of the high level people on the forums really turned me off to using this site regularly.  Now I mostly just browse the mystery card forum.

Pro set the gift that keeps on giving, one thing I have learnt is even if my list here says complete there is a good chance there will be something not found it listed and I love finding out about new items to add to my collection

Also found out ages ago that Desert storm has a owners edition binder