Bilingual Junk Wax! 1991 Score NHL Series 2 Bilingual Edition Box Break

This week’s video shows that junk wax has no language barrier, with out box break of 1991 Score NHL Series 2 Bilingual Edition.
Series 2 consists of cards #331-660, and has a blue border with French and English text on the back of the card. But otherwise they look identical to their English-only counterparts. With that said, there’s little difference in price between the 2 sets…like I said, junk wax knows no language barrier!
Key rookie cards in this set are Dominik Hasek and John LeClair. And while the only inserts are a Bobby Orr set (and a long shot for his autographed card), there are tons of Hall of Famers in the set, with the best players having multiple cards in the set. As always, these Score junk wax era sets don’t carry much monetary value, but are a lot of fun to rip. Let me know if you agree.
As always, thanks for watching. Have a great weekend!
-Waybacksportscards
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[@cloudsey420sufccards]

Good stuff bud 👍 fun rip. Have a good week!

[@WayBackSportsCards]

Thanks for checking out the video! Have a great week too!

[@TCBsprtscards]

Awesome hockey rip! Have a great weekend!

[@WayBackSportsCards]

Thanks! Most junk wax era hockey sets have a TON of great players in there. They’re almost always a fun rip, and this one didn’t disappoint for a bargain box break. Have a great weekend too!

[@smash72cutlass30]

If it wasn’t for Brodeur those early Lindros Flyers team would have won a cup. Later Scott Stevens laying out Lindros center ice and it was over. But that Devil defense (now illegal )along with Brodour was unstoppable.

[@WayBackSportsCards]

Those were different times! But those mid 90s Devils teams were tough. I remember a lot of gritty Devils/Rangers games from this era growing up.

[@smash72cutlass30]

Have 20 boxes of this same series two Score hockey. Worth holding or get ripping or make me a offer.

[@WayBackSportsCards]

If you’ve got 20 boxes, I’d say rip one and have some fun. By the time you open one box you’ll have a good idea of what’s in the set. As for value on the boxes, I don’t think a sealed box is worth more than $20-30 each. I don’t really have an interest in purchasing more boxes on my end, but thank you for offering.