The 1991 Fleer set consists of 720 standard-size cards. Cards were primarily issued in wax packs, cello packs and factory sets. This set does not have what had been a Fleer tradition in prior years, the two-player Rookie Cards and there are less two-player special cards than in prior years. The design features bright yellow borders with the information in black indicating name, position, and team. The set is again ordered numerically by teams, followed by combination cards, rookie prospect pairs, and checklists. There are no notable Rookie Cards in this set. A number of the cards in the set can be found with photos cropped (very slightly) differently as Fleer used two separate printers in their attempt to maximize production. Read Less »
The 1991 Fleer set consists of 720 standard-size cards. Cards were primarily issued in wax packs, cello packs and factory sets. This set does not have what had been a Fleer tradition in prior years, the two-player Rookie Cards and there are less two-player special cards than in prior years. The desi… Read More »
The hottest bidding war in baseball right now is not over Juan Soto, but a baseball card. On Nov. 10, Topps announced the release of a one-of-one Paul Skenes rookie debut autographed card featuring a patch worn during his first pro game. The card of the Pittsburgh Pirates phenom is available in one pack of…
A one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes baseball card has been sold for $1.11 million after a two-week auction. There was a total of 64 bids on Skenes’ debut patch card, which is autographed and contains a patch that was on the pitcher’s jersey for his heralded major league debut in May. The final price announced by Fanatics…
Penn State running back Nick Singleton, shown here after winning the 2023 Rose Bowl, is scheduled to appear at the East Juniata Sports Card Show on Saturday. COCOLAMUS — Very few opposing defenses could stop Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton on the gridiron this season. A crowd of Penn State football fanatics is waiting…
Baseball has a long and rich tradition of assembling all-time teams, and such discussions have always sparked healthy debate. After all, how exactly is one supposed to decide between Ty Cobb and Willie Mays, Babe Ruth and Henry Aaron, or Walter Johnson and Clayton Kershaw. Ultimately, such discussions have no right answer, and that’s a…
(WFRV) – A new collectible trading card set featuring Milwaukee Brewers players is now available — but you’ll need to talk to a local police officer to get one. The Brewers have partnered with law enforcement agencies across Wisconsin to distribute the comic-style baseball cards, expanding a program that was previously limited to Milwaukee County….
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