Although they may seem simple in design, 1989 NBA Hoops cards do not disappoint when it comes to showcasing some of the era’s biggest superstars.

Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, and many other Hall of Famers are all shown in full-color photography cropped creatively in the shape of a key.

Not to mention, the set also contains one of the hobby’s most iconic basketball rookie cards…

While their values dwindled over the years due to overproduction, a recent boom in the sportscard market and the release of ESPN’s The Last Dance have helped increase their worth to respectable levels in top condition.

And in this guide, we look at the 11 most valuable.

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During an era of massive market saturation, the 1992 Fleer baseball card set did whatever it could to win collector interest.

Multiple subsets.

Several inserts.

And those teal-colored borders…

While there’s no question the set is instantly recognizable, the checklist lacks any significant iconic cards.

Still, there are plenty of great memories of the superstars of the day packed within.

And, in this guide, I’ll go through the fifteen most valuable.

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When it comes to pre-war baseball cards, it doesn’t get much better than the 1933 Goudey Lou Gehrig card.

Considered the pioneer of bubble gum baseball card sets, Goudey cards of any player are incredibly desirable.

But what happens when you add the Iron Horse to the equation?

You are talking about one of the most iconic baseball cards in the hobby…

And, in this guide, we’ll look at what makes it so unique, how much it’s worth, and how to best go about buying and selling one.

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