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1985 Fleer card values Baseball index +1.40% this week → 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.
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1985 Reggie Jackson [500th Homer] #639 PSA 10 $42 1985 Dave Winfield, Rickey Henderson #629 PSA 10 $207 1985 NL Pennant Clincher [S. Garvey, G. Gossage] #633 PSA 10 $38 1985 Pete Rose [4,000th Hit] #640 1985 Pete Rose [4,000th Hit] #640 -0.3% 1W PSA 10 $110 1985 Darryl Strawberry #93 1985 Mookie Wilson #95 1985 Father & Son [C. Ripken Jr. , C. Ripken Sr.] #641 1985 Father & Son [C. Ripken Jr. , C. Ripken Sr.] #641 PSA 10 $114 1985 NL Rookie Phenoms: Gooden, Samuel #634 1985 NL Rookie Phenoms: Gooden, Samuel #634 PSA 10 $119 1985 Damaso Garcia #104 1985 Joe Carter #443 1985 Sandberg, Schmidt [NL Pitchers Nightmare] #630 1985 Sandberg, Schmidt [NL Pitchers Nightmare] #630 PSA 10 $260 1985 Ripken in Action #626 1985 Mike Schmidt #265 1985 Dennis Eckersley #57 1985 Andre Dawson #394 1985 Terry Pendleton #236 1985 Schmidt in Action #627 1985 John Franco #536 1985 Rollie Fingers #581 1985 Rusty Kuntz #14 1985 Alvin Davis #488 1985 Kevin McReynolds #41 1985 Garry Templeton #45 1985 Eric Show #44 1985 Graig Nettles #42 1985 Alan Wiggins #48 1985 Ron Guidry #129 1985 Ken Griffey #128 All Baseball cards All graded cards How Slabline values cards Values are informational estimates from recent comparable sales — not a certified appraisal, insurance, or financial advice.