Card of the Day: Randy Johnson 1989 Fleer Marlboro Ad On Scoreboard #381

Card of the Day: John Thompson 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game #40

Card of the Day: Dustin Hermanson 2000 Fleer Ultra #47

Card of the Day: John Stearns 1981 Fleer #317

Card of the Day: Pete & Re-Pete 1982 Fleer #640

Card of the Day: Deion Sanders 1990 Fleer #454

Card of the Day: Ken Dayley 1988 Fleer #30

Card of the Day: Jermaine Allensworth 1998 Fleer Tradition #424

Product Highlight: 1994 Fleer Baseball

A lot of collectors consider 1994 Fleer Baseball to be one of the company’s best products.  The base set consists of (720) cards, which was released all in one series.  When it comes to the base cards, the design is very simple.  Card backs have full stats, and a head shot of the player.  Nothing too fancy.

In addition to the massive base set, you’ve got a bunch of inserts to collect.  You’ll find an insert in every pack.  There are (12) different inserts to find, and none of them are that difficult to pull.

My favorite looking insert are the Pro-Visions.  Wayne Still is the artist behind these crazy looking fantasies.  There are (9) Pro-Visions in all, and every box should have (3).

Fleer made a 12-card insert set based on Tim Salmon.  Those come (1) per box.  If you were really lucky you could’ve pulled one of the autographed versions.  Fleer was able to get Tim Salmon to sign 2,000 cards.

The most difficult insert to pull are the All-Rookie Team redemptions.  You could redeem this for a 9-card set featuring some of the best rookies from 1994.  None of these players appeared in the main base set.

From a set collector’s perspective, this product has it all.  The cards were released in one series, the design is simple, (1) insert per pack, and its not expensive.  This product does have it’s share of rookies, but none of them are worth talking about.  Fleer released an Update set later on that has an Alex Rodriguez rookie.

Card of the Day: Randy Ready 1990 Fleer #571