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How many cards are in the 1990 Fleer basketball set?

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How many cards are in the 1990 Fleer basketball set?

198 Card
1990 Fleer Basketball Series Complete Mint Hand Collated 198 Card Set Including Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Kevin Mchale, Robert Parish, Dennis Rodman, Scottie Pippen, Akeem Olajuwon, Reggie Miller, Magic Johnson, Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley, Clyde Drexler, Danny Ainge, David Robinson, Shawn Kemp, Karl Malone, John …

What 1990 Fleer basketball card is worth the most?

25 Most Valuable 1990 Fleer Basketball Cards

  • 1990 Fleer #26 Michael Jordan. Estimated PSA 10 Value: $300.
  • 1990 Fleer #8 Larry Bird.
  • 1990 Fleer #93 Magic Johnson.
  • 1990 Fleer #139 Charles Barkley.
  • 1990 Fleer #178 Shawn Kemp Rookie Card.
  • 1990 Fleer #6 Dominique Wilkins.
  • 1990 Fleer #30 Scottie Pippen.
  • 1990 Fleer #59 Dennis Rodman.

What basketball cards from 1990 are worth money?

25 Most Valuable 1990 NBA Hoops Cards

  • 1990 Hoops #65 Michael Jordan.
  • 1990 Hoops #223 Sam Vincent.
  • 1990 Hoops #205 Mark Jackson.
  • 1990 Hoops #5 Michael Jordan All-Star.
  • 1990 Hoops #358 Michael Jordan.
  • 1990 Hoops #279 Shawn Kemp Rookie Card.
  • 1990 Hoops #391 Gary Payton Rookie Card.
  • 1990 Hoops #382 Michael Jordan’s Playground.

Are 1989 Hoops cards worth anything?

Estimated PSA 10 Value: $300 For the first time since Topps issued cards for Pete Maravich and Calvin Murphy in their 1970-71 set, Hoops created a rookie card that featured a player during his rookie season.

What Jordan came out in 1989?

Air Jordan IV
In 1989, Nike released the Air Jordan IV to the public. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, it was the first Air Jordan released on the global market. It had four colorways: White/Black, Black/Cement Grey, White/Fire Red-Black, and Off White/Military Blue.

Are any of the 1990 Fleer basketball cards worth anything?

Estimated PSA 10 Value: $300 It should come as no surprise that Michael Jordan’s 1990 Fleer basketball card comes in at the top spot as his cards are always in high demand with collectors. And since the debut of “The Last Dance” documentary, all of his cards have soared in value.

When did Fleer go out of business?

May 31, 2005
Fleer

Type Private (subsidiary of Upper Deck Company)
Defunct May 31, 2005
Fate Brand acquired by Upper Deck in 2005
Headquarters Philadelphia, Pennsylvania , US
Products Bubble gum, trading cards