SkyBox True Crime Trading Card: Ma Barker & Her Boys
Collectible Trading Cards

SkyBox True Crime Trading Card: Ma Barker & Her Boys

This is a standard-sized trading card (approximately 2.5 by 3.5 inches) from the 1992 SkyBox True Crime series. The card features an artistic, stylized color illustration of Ma Barker and her sons stacked in a vertical profile composition against an orange-yellow background. The artwork mimics a painterly style with visible brushwork. The card stock is a heavy-weight paper common to the early 1990s, with a white border and the text 'MA BARKER & HER BOYS' printed vertically in a bold, sans-serif black font on the right margin. The card is housed within a plastic protective sleeve, which is part of a larger multi-pocket binder sheet. The printing quality shows good color saturation with the characteristic dot pattern of commercial offset lithography visible upon close inspection. The card appears to be in very good to near-mint condition, with sharp, well-defined corners and no visible surface abrasions, creases, or fading. The centering of the image within the white borders appears slightly shifted toward the top edge. This series was produced during the boom of non-sports trading cards in the 90s and is noted for its controversial 'Infamous Outlaws' thematic content.

Estimated Value

$2.00 - $5.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectible Trading Cards

Appraised On

January 9, 2026

Estimated Value

$2.00 - $5.00

Item Description

This is a standard-sized trading card (approximately 2.5 by 3.5 inches) from the 1992 SkyBox True Crime series. The card features an artistic, stylized color illustration of Ma Barker and her sons stacked in a vertical profile composition against an orange-yellow background. The artwork mimics a painterly style with visible brushwork. The card stock is a heavy-weight paper common to the early 1990s, with a white border and the text 'MA BARKER & HER BOYS' printed vertically in a bold, sans-serif black font on the right margin. The card is housed within a plastic protective sleeve, which is part of a larger multi-pocket binder sheet. The printing quality shows good color saturation with the characteristic dot pattern of commercial offset lithography visible upon close inspection. The card appears to be in very good to near-mint condition, with sharp, well-defined corners and no visible surface abrasions, creases, or fading. The centering of the image within the white borders appears slightly shifted toward the top edge. This series was produced during the boom of non-sports trading cards in the 90s and is noted for its controversial 'Infamous Outlaws' thematic content.

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