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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.
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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.


































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