A fascinating contemporary look inside Fleer as the company tried to reinvent itself, and expand the trading card market, in 1993.
Posts tagged as “Fleer”
A look at the vintage checklists on my collecting bucket list, from 1956 Topps baseball to 1986 Fleer basketball.
A subjective ranking of 13 post-war legends’ final baseball cards, exploring design, legacy, and how each card captures the close of a career.
Pulled from production and surrounded by mystery, 1959 Fleer Ted Williams #68 remains one of the hobby’s most fascinating and sought-after post-war cards.
In the middle of 2022, on X, I shared a handful of 1961 Topps and 1961 Fleer football unopened products, and someone asked how it…
Today, I wanted to look back at and share information from the early days of Topps as a card company, particularly the Federal Trade Commission…
In 1966, Fleer sold the last of its baseball player contracts to Topps after fighting them in court for its aggressiveness in securing exclusive player…