The Pinnacle was a brand made by the Score Company and marked their entrance into the high-end card market. Pinnacle had a short-lived run with only 7 sets (1992–1998).
These cards feature black borders on the front surrounded by a white frame with a full-color photo inside. The players' names and teams are located along the bottom. The players' positions and the Pinnacle logo can be found along the top border. The backs are horizontal and feature a close-up photo along with stats, a team logo, and biographical information.
The 1992 Pinnacle baseball card set consisted of 620 baseball cards that measured 2-1/2" by 3-1/2". An anti-counterfeit device appears at the bottom border of each card back. A special ribbed plastic lenticular detector card was made available that allowed the user to view the anti-counterfeit device and unscramble the coding with the word "Pinnacle" appearing.
Subsets
92 Rookie Prospects (52, 55, 168, 247-261, 263-280)Idols (281-286/584-591)
Sidelines (287-294/592-596)
Draft Picks (295-304)
Shades (305-310/601-605)
Grips (606-612
Technicians (614-620)
Cubs checklist
10 Ryne Sandberg37 George Bell
65 Greg Maddux
94 Dave Smith
115 Andre Dawson
136 Mark Grace
160 Doug Dascenzo
197 Mike Harkey
224 Jerome Walton
244 Shawon Dunston
269 Gary Scott
272 Lance Dickson
293 Dwight Smith Sidelines
329 Chuck McElroy
372 Luis Salazar
414 Mike Morgan
419 Hector Villaneuva
457 Danny Jackson
466 Paul Assenmacher
498 Joe Girardi
504 Frank Castillo
527 Shawn Boskie
534 Derrick May
550 Rey Sanchez RC
608 Greg Maddux GRIP
617 Ryne Sandberg Tech
Great Scott! Actually, he wasn't, but that set is. Just imagined if they had used the team's colors in place of some of that black.
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