A very early 90’s design with the neon colors. The tie dyed neon balls are kind of an ugly and unnecessary feature. These colors schemes and unusual patterns were all the rage at the time, but I remember even then thinking that it didn’t look right on hockey cards. The photography is good, but I personally think the design was a mistake.

- Taken from Beckett.com

This 275-card standard-size set was issued in one series and does not have a comprehensive player selection. Due to the NHL lock-out, series two was replaced on the production schedule by Select; therefore many stars such as Patrick Roy and Wayne Gretzky were not featured in this set. The unique design features a full color player photo, surrounded by a white border. The Score logo appears in the top right corner, while a player head shot and team logo dominate the lower left. The upper right corner displays five globes; player name appears in a multi-hued strip along the card bottom. Cards were issued in 14-card U.S. and Canadian packs that included one Gold Line parallel card. Retail jumbo packs contained 30 cards and two Gold Line cards for $1.79. Subsets include World Junior Championships (201-215), Season Highlights (241-247), Young Stars (248-262), and Team Checklists (263-275). The only Rookie Card of note in the set is Mariusz Czerkawski.