Charles Haley
Defensive End / Linebacker · Dallas Cowboys
Score #Not visible
Year & Era
1994 — Early 90s Era
Card Type
Base Veteran Card
Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint
Rarity
Common base card from a high-production mass era with very high pop counts.
Overall Assessment
A clean, nostalgic base card of a Hall of Fame pass rusher, ideal for set builders and Cowboys fans.
Condition Grade
Raw — appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front appears reasonably well-centered within standard modern tolerances, approximately 55/45 left-right.
Surface Condition
Near Mint with clean gloss, no major scratches or printing defects visible in the photo.
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with minimal to no visible softening, typical of carefully handled modern cards.
Edge Condition
Clean edges along all four sides with no notable chipping or whitening.
Print Quality
Standard 1994 Score quality with clear imagery and saturated border colors.
Estimated Value
1 to 5 USD raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Comparable to standard raw copies found in sets from the mid-90s era.
Authentication Tips
Check card stock thickness, gloss texture, and font crispness under 10x magnification.
Grading Recommendation
Raw / Ungraded recommended, as grading fees would exceed the market value of a raw base card.
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed.
Provenance Notes
Originally distributed via mass-market hobby packs and factory sets of the era.
Historical Context
Charles Haley is a legendary pass rusher and the only player in NFL history with five Super Bowl rings.
Market Trends
Stable and low-value market typical of common vintage and 90s veteran base cards.
Investment Potential
Low long-term financial investment potential due to high print runs, best kept for personal collection.
Similar Cards
Other 1994 Score defensive standouts and Dallas Cowboys stars of the Super Bowl era.
Display & Preservation
Store securely in a penny sleeve and top loader in a controlled climate away from direct sunlight.
Interesting Facts
Haley was known for his intense competitiveness and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2015.