1991 Donruss #406 (MVP)

Card Review: 9.6  What's not to love about this card?  After nearly decade of being snubbed for Diamond Kings, and four years of being passed over for "MVP" by Donruss, they finally got it right.  My burning question is, why didn't Donruss run with this back on their base cards as well?  It's a lot nicer than their standard back, which was universally hated by all.
Fun Facts: *1991 was the first year Donruss put out cards as two different series.  Wallach had two cards in series 2, essentially making my odds 4x as likely of pulling a Wallach from a pack of '91 Donruss series 2, than it had been in all other years.

Number of this card in my collection: 38

2012 update: 45
2013 update: 81
2014 update: 99
2015 update: 136
2016 update: 177
2017 update: 207
2018 update: 246
2019 update: 295

2020 update: 300

2021 update: 303

2022 update: 396

2023 update: 405

2024 update: 436

2025 update: 443

2026 update: 446

1991 Donruss #514

Card Review: 9.4  I've always liked this card.  I much prefer the green borders of series two to the blue borders of series one.  I bought copious amounts of these in '91, since the advent of two series made it twice as likely to pull a Wallach, and the fact there were two Wallach's in '91 Donruss series 2 again doubled the chances.  Making it more than 4x as likely to pull a Wallach than it was in pack of '91 Topps.

Fun Facts: *That's former (and future) teammate Gary Carter catching on the front of the card.
* 1991 was the first year Donruss came in series 1 & 2
* 1991 was the last year to feature the traditional Donruss back

Number of this card in my collection: 48

2012 update: 50
2013 update: 93
2014 update: 121
2015 update: 172
2016 update: 194
2017 update: 230
2018 update: 264
2019 update: 312
2020 update: 318
2021 update: 321

2022 update: 387

2023 update: 397

2024 update: 418

2025 update: 421

2026 update: 425