
1990 Score Bo Jackson #697 'Bo Knows' Baseball/Football Card
This is a vintage 1990 Score Bo Jackson sports trading card, famously known as the 'Bo Knows' card, number 697. The card features an iconic black-and-white horizontal photograph by Chuck Kuhn, depicting Bo Jackson wearing football shoulder pads while holding a baseball bat behind his neck, illustrating his multi-sport dominance. The front includes the 'Score' brand logo in the upper right and a thin white border. The card appears to be stored in a semi-rigid plastic top-loader alongside other cards. Regarding condition, the visible card exhibits some minor whitening or softening on the upper right corner and faint edge wear along the top margin. The centering appears slightly shifted toward the top. The surface finish is typical for early 90s semi-gloss cardstock. There are no obvious creases visible through the holder, but micro-scratches on the plastic sleeve may obscure fine surface details. This card remains a highly popular cultural artifact from the 'junk wax' era of collecting, prized more for its legendary imagery than extreme rarity.
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Estimated Value
$5.00 - $15.00
Basic Information
Category
Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards
Appraised On
January 24, 2026
Estimated Value
$5.00 - $15.00
Item Description
This is a vintage 1990 Score Bo Jackson sports trading card, famously known as the 'Bo Knows' card, number 697. The card features an iconic black-and-white horizontal photograph by Chuck Kuhn, depicting Bo Jackson wearing football shoulder pads while holding a baseball bat behind his neck, illustrating his multi-sport dominance. The front includes the 'Score' brand logo in the upper right and a thin white border. The card appears to be stored in a semi-rigid plastic top-loader alongside other cards. Regarding condition, the visible card exhibits some minor whitening or softening on the upper right corner and faint edge wear along the top margin. The centering appears slightly shifted toward the top. The surface finish is typical for early 90s semi-gloss cardstock. There are no obvious creases visible through the holder, but micro-scratches on the plastic sleeve may obscure fine surface details. This card remains a highly popular cultural artifact from the 'junk wax' era of collecting, prized more for its legendary imagery than extreme rarity.
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