In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Jason continues his series of music themed trading cards with American Bandstand from 1993. This 100 card set from Collect-A-Card featured imagery from the TV series and photos of music artists. Each pack contained 8 cards with a chance to pull gold foil autograph cards of Dick Clark, Smokey Robinson, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
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