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Bo Jackson

This collection record documents 1989 Donruss Donruss Baseball Bo Jackson #208 Base. Features include Base. It includes normalized scans of both sides, transcribed card text, and the evidence used for identification.

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Front of 1989 Donruss Donruss Baseball Bo Jackson #208 Base, a baseball card front featuring a player in a blue Kansas City Royals uniform with the number 16, holding a bat in a batting stance. The top banner…

Back of 1989 Donruss Donruss Baseball Bo Jackson #208 Base, the back of a baseball card with a yellow background and black text. The top right shows the card number 208 in a circle. The player name is printed…

Subject: Bo Jackson
Year or era: 1989
Publisher: Donruss
Set: 1989 Donruss Baseball
Card number: 208
Variant: Base
Serial number: Not numbered
Category: baseball
Autograph: No

Collector questions

What collectible card is this?

This card is cataloged as 1989 Donruss Donruss Baseball Bo Jackson #208 Base.

What variant is this card?

The recorded variant is Base.

What images and documentation are included?

The record includes normalized front and back scans, descriptive alt text, OCR transcription, and visible identification evidence.

Transcribed card text

Front:
Bo Jackson OF
KC
R
Royals
Royals
16
DONRUSS 89

Back:
208
VINCENT (BO) EDWARD JACKSON
Born: Nov. 30, 1962 Bats: Right Throws: Right
Ht.: 6'1" Wgt.: 222 Home: Bessemer, AL
© 1989 LEAF, INC.
Printed in USA.
RECENT MAJOR LEAGUE PERFORMANCE *Denotes*
Led League
Year Team Bat. Bat. At Hits Runs 2B 3B HR RBI Steal Walk SO
Name Avg. Games
1986 Royals .207 25 82 17 9 2 1 2 9 3 7 34
1987 Royals .235 116 396 93 46 17 2 22 53 10 30 158
1988 Royals .246 124 439 108 63 16 4 25 68 27 25 146
Career .238 265 917 218 118 35 7 49 130 40 62 338
Contract Status: Signed thru 1989. How Acquired: Signed by Royals as
No. 4 selection in June '86 amateur draft
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Came into his own in baseball in '88, becoming 1st Royal in history to hit 25 HR and steal 25
bases in same season despite being felled by a torn hamstring in late May... Ranked 2nd on
Royals in HR and 2nd in stolen bases... Plays football with NFL Raiders in the off-season... '85
Heisman Trophy winner at Auburn... Went 4-for-4 with 3-run HR and 7 RBI 4/14/87 vs. Tigers...
In Sept. '86 trial, impressed Royals by hitting longest HR in Royals' history—475 feet into a
grassy knoll beyond CF fence.