The 1984 Fleer Baseball set is one the loaded with several key rookie cards of some of the most notable names to ever play the game. These players include but are not limited to Don Mattingly (No. 131 ...

Bring up a set—any set—from the Hobby's hallowed vintage era, defined as 1980 or earlier, and you're bound to hear statements like "What a set!" or "Those were the days!" These are sets that foster ...

For collectors who were active in the Hobby in 1986 or just today's collectors with a penchant for history, chances are the 1986 Fleer set is mainly known for one thing: its Eric Plunk/Jose Canseco ...

There is a lot of bad publicity when it comes to collecting sports cards in the 80's and 90's. Due to overproducing, and over saturating the market, this time period is forever known as "The Junk Wax ...

The 1963 Fleer Baseball holds an interesting place in hobby history, not only because it made its debut at the height of Topps' dominance of the baseball card market, but also because of the way the ...