25 Most Valuable 1987 Fleer Baseball Cards
Whether you love them or hate them, there is one thing I think we can all agree on when it comes to 1987 Fleer baseball cards: Those two-tone blue borders are instantly recognizable…
You could hide the player images, names, team affiliations, etc.
and leave nothing showing but the borders and still be able to identify this set.
And, I think that counts for something.
While most of these cards’ values have suffered over time due to massive printing and market saturation, some are still worth a respectable amount.
And, in this guide, I’ll go through the 25 most valuable.
Let’s jump right in!
1987 Fleer Baseball Set Snapshot
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Ross’s Take
Looking back through the 1987 Fleer set, it’s fun to reminisce about that era of the hobby as it brings back so many memories of the great players who were a part of it.
The set, featuring 660 cards in total, is every bit as instantly recognizable as its Donruss and Topps counterparts.
Each of them had unique designs, but those blue borders arguably made the Fleer set the warmest and brightest of the three.
The checklist also included a few subsets: SuperStar Specials (#625 – 643) Major League Prospects (#644 – 653) Checklists (#654 – 660) Inserts included: All-Stars (#1 – 12) Headliners (#1 – 6) World Series (#1 – 12) Team Stickers While many had written off this set as junk, collectors of that era searching for a bit of nostalgia are starting to show interest again.
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