Juan Samuel Autographed 1993 Score #611 Kansas City Royals Card

Add a great team-transition issue to your Juan Samuel collection with this 1993 Score #611 card featuring Samuel with the Kansas City Royals, personally autographed by the three-time MLB All-Star. Samuel is correctly cataloged as card #611 in the 1993 Score set.

The 1993 Score set contains 660 standard-size cards and marked a return to a single-series format after Score had issued its 1991 and 1992 sets in multiple series. The fronts feature full-color player photography with the player's name in a white box along the bottom and the team name running vertically along the side.

Samuel's #611 is especially interesting within his extensive card run because it represents his move away from the Los Angeles Dodgers, where he had spent the previous several seasons and earned his third career All-Star selection in 1991. The Royals chapter of Samuel's career was relatively brief, giving his Kansas City cards a different feel from the large number of Phillies and Dodgers issues found throughout his playing career.

The 1993 Score set also has lasting hobby recognition because of its strong checklist. It includes stars such as Ken Griffey Jr., Frank Thomas, Cal Ripken Jr., Nolan Ryan and Barry Bonds, along with the important Derek Jeter #489 Draft Pick rookie card.

Samuel appears late in the checklist at #611, surrounded by established veterans including Ruben Sierra, Willie Randolph, Tony Phillips, Dave Winfield and Mike Scioscia.

Card Details:

• Player: Juan Samuel
• Team: Kansas City Royals
• Year: 1993
• Manufacturer: Score
• Set: Score
• Card Number: #611
• 660-card single-series release
• Personally autographed
• Condition: NM-MT or better

Authentication: Signature obtained through a private signing conducted by Under the Radar Sports Promotions and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.

An excellent addition for collectors of Juan Samuel autographs, Kansas City Royals memorabilia, 1993 Score baseball cards, short-tenure team issues, player-run collections, or signed baseball cards.