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1995 Upper Deck Basketball: Name the Player Game

Play 1995 Upper Deck Basketball on PackPTS: we deal a real 1995 Upper Deck Basketball card with the name masked, and you pick the player from four choices. Free, no download.

Set facts

Year
1995
Brand
Upper Deck
Sport
basketball
Cards in play
70
Era
The nineties premium era
Design
Glossy full bleed photography edge to edge, the look that made Upper Deck the premium name of the nineties.

Pull up a chair, collector. 1995 Upper Deck Basketball is dealt and waiting.

Glossy full bleed photography edge to edge, the look that made Upper Deck the premium name of the nineties. If you opened packs back then, you will know this design in a heartbeat. If you are new to it, this is a fun way to meet a set the hobby still talks about.

Every round deals one real card from our pool of 70 1995 Upper Deck Basketball cards. The name is masked, and you choose the player from four options. Read the uniform, the photo and the team colors, and trust what you know. Right answers earn points, and points are redeemable for eBay rebates now.

Every card is scanned and checked by our team, and every mask is reviewed by hand. Players never create cards.

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Questions

What is the 1995 Upper Deck Basketball game?

It is a free PackPTS game that deals real 1995 Upper Deck Basketball cards with the player's name masked. You pick the player from four choices.

How many 1995 Upper Deck Basketball cards can I play?

The PackPTS pool for 1995 Upper Deck Basketball has 70 playable cards, each scanned and checked by our team.

What year is 1995 Upper Deck Basketball?

The set is listed as 1995, from the nineties premium era.

Who made 1995 Upper Deck Basketball?

Upper Deck produced this set.

Where can I find a full 1995 Upper Deck Basketball checklist?

We keep the game fair by not publishing a card by card checklist for sets in play. Hobby references like Baseball Card Pedia and PSA's set guides list full checklists.