Mark Gubicza

Pitcher (Baseball - This is a baseball card, not a football card) · Kansas City Royals

1991 Studio Baseball (Donruss) ##109

Mark Gubicza

Year & Era

1991 - Junk Wax Era

Card Type

Base Card / Portrait Insert Style

Grade

6.0 (EX-MT) estimated

Rarity

Common; mass-produced during the peak of 1990s overproduction

Overall Assessment

A nostalgic 1990s baseball card (though requested as football) of a solid Kansas City pitcher in modest condition

Condition Grade

6.0 (EX-MT) estimated

Centering Assessment

Bottom-heavy centering; approximately 70/30 top-to-bottom

Surface Condition

Visible light reflection suggests minor surface scuffs; glossy finish appears intact but handled

Corner Condition

Upper-right and lower-right corners show softening and white chipping

Edge Condition

Minor chipping visible on the right edge and top-right corner

Print Quality

Standard 1991 Donruss/Studio quality; high-energy color palette with average image sharpness

Estimated Value

$0.10 - $1.00 USD

Comparison to Known Examples

Lower quality than typical pack-fresh examples due to corner wear and poor centering

Authentication Tips

Check for characteristic dot-matrix printing and card stock thickness typical of early 90s Donruss products

Grading Recommendation

Not recommended; grading costs far exceed the market value of the card

Red Flags

None; there is no incentive to counterfeit this specific card

Provenance Notes

Distributed in wax packs, jumbo packs, and factory sets in 1991

Historical Context

Mark Gubicza was a key member of the 1985 World Series champion Royals and a 2-time All-Star

Market Trends

Static/Flat; high supply and low demand for non-hall-of-fame veterans from this era

Investment Potential

Minimal; card exists in such high quantities that it will likely never accrue significant value

Similar Cards

1991 Studio Bret Saberhagen, 1991 Studio Bo Jackson

Display & Preservation

Penny sleeve and top loader are sufficient; avoid direct sunlight to prevent color fading

Interesting Facts

The 1991 Studio set was the first 'portrait' style set, aimed at showing players in formal or lifestyle poses

Scanned on 7/6/2026