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[quitcrab]

I remember buying these from the Good Humor truck in my neighborhood in Baltimore. I have never seen a wrapper and I can’t remember how they where packaged. Is there two different types of backs ? Blue ink or Black ink ?
Thanks Scott

[JollyElm]

With the update versions, there are just black backs. They are officially part of the 1971 set, which also has the black backs. The 1970 Fleer World Series set, though, has the blue backs.

[ALR-bishop]

As with most Fleer issues from this era, The Fleer Sticker blog is a great resource.

Great cards Darren, mine are ungraded and not nearly as nice

https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrE...W7TEBN9J3eeUQ-

[quitcrab]

Has anyone seen a wrapper ? Could they have been in clear cello?

[ALR-bishop]

In some years Fleer dumped older left over stuff in with new stuff but I am not aware of the extension cards showing up in packs. I have a collecting friend who used to open and inventory Fleer packs from the 60s and 70s and he never found one in a pack.

[Exhibitman]

Laughlin, SCFC, TCMA, SSPC, 1977 Jim Rowe, Broder...all such fun from the Topps monopoly era.

[Fleerfan]

Here is an ad from Laughlin that appeared in the March 15, 1979 issue of Sports Collectors Digest, and explains that the 1971-1977 cards were done for a promotion with Good Humor. The original set of 68 cards was reprinted and the additional 7 cards were created to bring the set up to date for the summer of 1978. Bob wasn't lying when he said these were a "good investment"!

http://fleersticker.blogspot.com/201...s-mystery.html