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Fleer card values

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One of the great hobby names: Fleer challenged Topps' monopoly in 1963, returned for good in 1981, and produced touchstones from the 1986 Fleer Jordan rookie in basketball to decades of baseball sets before the brand wound down in the 2000s.

Current market values for graded cards from Fleer, by grade, from real comparable sales. Track your whole collection — with a 0–1000 protection score and a broker-ready insurance schedule — free.

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1959 Fleer1 of 77 cardsShow all 77 →

1960 Fleer72 of 80 cardsShow all 80 →

1961 Fleer81 of 264 cardsShow all 264 →

1963 Fleer67 of 80 cardsShow all 80 →

Fleer's short-lived 66-card challenge to the Topps monopoly, sold with a cookie instead of gum to skirt Topps' exclusive contracts. A lawsuit ended it after one series, making the set — and its Maury Wills "rookie" — a historical footnote collectors prize.

1981 Fleer77 of 356 cardsShow all 356 →

1982 Fleer78 of 431 cardsShow all 431 →

1983 Fleer66 of 677 cardsShow all 677 →

1984 Fleer38 of 206 cardsShow all 206 →

1985 Fleer55 of 209 cardsShow all 209 →

1986 Fleer24 of 768 cardsShow all 768 →

1987 Fleer32 of 162 cardsShow all 162 →

1988 Fleer44 of 340 cardsShow all 340 →

1989 Fleer152 of 828 cardsShow all 828 →

1990 Fleer47 of 829 cardsShow all 829 →

1991 Fleer25 of 235 cardsShow all 235 →

1992 Fleer30 of 174 cardsShow all 174 →

1993 Fleer3 of 131 cardsShow all 131 →

1994 Fleer2 of 1,041 cardsShow all 1,041 →

1995 Fleer2 of 812 cardsShow all 812 →

1996 Fleer12 of 836 cardsShow all 836 →

1997 Fleer191 of 409 cardsShow all 409 →

2001 Fleer4 cards

2002 Fleer64 of 79 cardsShow all 79 →

2006 Fleer11 of 13 cardsShow all 13 →

2007 Fleer11 of 18 cardsShow all 18 →

Values are informational estimates from recent comparable sales — not a certified appraisal, insurance, or financial advice.