Trading cards can serve very different collecting goals: one shopper may want a specific sports figure, while another wants a TV character, fantasy artwork, or a coordinated Disney set. The clearest way to choose here is to start with the subject matter and format. The lineup includes two single cards, one fantasy-art pack, and one four-card Disney lot.
Quick take
The 2025 AI Trading Cards #21 Bo Jackson Royals Raiders Open Edition Base Art Card fits a sports-centered collection with one athlete represented across the Royals and Raiders. The 1991 Boris Vallejo Fantasy Art Trading Cards Pack is the focused pick for fantasy-art fans who prefer a pack format. For a narrowly targeted television collectible, the LEAH REMINI Custom Trading Art Card centers on *King of Queens*. The TENYO Disney Japanese Stained Glass Art Trading Cards Lot 4 #055-058 brings the broadest character selection, pairing Toy Story and Zootopia characters across four numbered cards.
Listed-price comparison
| Trading card option | Listed price | Price position |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 AI Trading Cards #21 Bo Jackson Royals Raiders Open Edition Base Art Card | USD 6.99 | |
| 1991 Boris Vallejo Fantasy Art Trading Cards Pack | USD 3.50 | |
| LEAH REMINI Custom Trading Art Card | USD 1.25 | |
| TENYO Disney Japanese Stained Glass Art Trading Cards Lot 4 #055-058 | USD 25.99 |
The listed range runs from USD 1.25 to USD 25.99. That spread mainly reflects a choice between individual character cards, a pack, and a four-card themed lot rather than a single shared collecting lane.
Decision matrix
- Choose sports imagery and a named card number: Pick the Bo Jackson #21 card for a standard-size, English-language base card tied to both the Kansas City Royals and Los Angeles Raiders.
- Choose fantasy artwork in pack form: Pick the Boris Vallejo pack for Series 1 fantasy cards featuring Boris Vallejo artwork.
- Choose one television-character collectible: Pick the Leah Remini card for a custom non-sport card connected to *King of Queens*.
- Choose a coordinated multi-card Disney group: Pick the TENYO lot for four cards-Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Judy Hopps, and Nick Wilde-with numbers 055 through 058.
Product notes
Bo Jackson #21 Open Edition Base Art Card
The 2025 AI Trading Cards #21 Bo Jackson Royals Raiders Open Edition Base Art Card is the direct choice for someone building around Bo Jackson or collecting sports subjects that bridge baseball and football. Card number 21, standard card size, English language, and a 20 Pt. card thickness make the format easy to place alongside conventional sports-card singles. At USD 6.99, it sits above the two lower-priced individual or pack options while remaining well below the Disney lot. Its key limitation is collector focus: the card is marked as an Open Edition Base Set card, is ungraded, and is not autographed.
Boris Vallejo Fantasy Art Trading Cards Pack
The 1991 Boris Vallejo Fantasy Art Trading Cards Pack works best when the attraction is fantasy artwork rather than a particular sports franchise, TV show, or Disney character. It is a new, non-sport Series 1 pack with a fantasy genre designation and Boris as the named character. USD 3.50 makes it the middle-priced option among the individual-format choices. Pack format is the defining tradeoff: it offers a different collecting experience from selecting one identified card number or one named TV character. For a collection built around Boris Vallejo imagery and fantasy card art, that format is the reason to choose it.
LEAH REMINI Custom Trading Art Card
The LEAH REMINI Custom Trading Art Card is the most targeted choice for a *King of Queens* fan who wants Leah Remini represented in a non-sport card collection. At USD 1.25, it carries the lowest listed price in the group and concentrates entirely on one television franchise and character. The 2025 custom-card format gives it a distinct lane beside the fantasy pack, sports card, and Disney lot. The limitation is equally specific: the card is ungraded and marked not autographed, so its appeal rests on the Leah Remini and *King of Queens* theme rather than an autograph or graded-card designation.
TENYO Disney Japanese Stained Glass Art Trading Cards Lot 4 #055-058
The TENYO Disney Japanese Stained Glass Art Trading Cards Lot 4 #055-058 is the right match for a collector who wants a unified Disney art set rather than a single-card focus. The lot contains four new non-sport cards from the Stained Glass Art set, featuring Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Judy Hopps, and Nick Wilde. The numbered sequence-055, 056, 057, and 058-adds a clear set-oriented structure. At USD 25.99, it has the highest listed price, while also being the only four-card lot. Japanese language and the specific Toy Story and Zootopia character selection make it less suited to a collection centered on English-language cards or a single franchise.
Final recommendation by use case
Choose the Bo Jackson #21 Open Edition Base Art Card for a sports-art single with Royals and Raiders ties. Choose the Boris Vallejo Fantasy Art Trading Cards Pack when fantasy illustration and pack collecting are the priority. Choose the LEAH REMINI Custom Trading Art Card for an inexpensive *King of Queens* character collectible. Choose the TENYO Disney Japanese Stained Glass Art Trading Cards Lot 4 #055-058 when four coordinated Disney cards, Japanese language, and stained-glass artwork matter more than keeping the purchase to one card.
