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I was still in high school when those Fleer basketball cards came to market. My recollection is that there were tons of them, and they were not popular.
After college, I turned to pre-war and never looked back. I appreciate Jordan as a basketball star, but his Fleer card took off in popularity after I essentially left that hobby behind.
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Good points, I'll let you and Peter debate it out. My baseball card knowledge takes a sharp decline after around 1986. I do remember the Mark McGwire USA Topps card being the pie'ce de re'sistance at card shows in the late 90's.
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Off topic, but why not
My Top 10 baseball cards from the 1980s 1989 UD Griffey 1985 Topps USA McGwire 1984 Donruss Mattingly 1986 Topps Traded Bonds 1982 Topps Traded Ripken 1983 Topps Boggs 1980 Topps Henderson 1985 Topps Goodin 1987 Donruss Maddux 1989 Fleer Ripken FF Other cool ones 1984 Topps Strawberry 1983 Topps Gwynn 1985 Topps USA Conseco |
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Crap! I totally forgot about Clemens (1984 FU and 1985 Topps) and Puckett! Clemens is 100% a top 10. The 1985 Topps set is (or was) one of the most loaded sets - Goodin, Clemens, Puckett, USA McGuire and Canseco, Eric Davis
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As for a great set, 89 Donruss is pretty strong with Griffey, Randy Johnson and Schilling. Also Sheffield.
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The Gooden was the card in the Fleer Update. It was the first 100.00 modern card. That card was the hobby in 1985-86.
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1980 Topps Henderson 1982 Topps Traded Ripken 1984 Donruss Mattingly 1984 Fleer Update Gooden 1984 Fleer Update Clemens 1985 Topps McGwire 1986 Donruss Canseco 1987 Fleer Will Clark 1989 Fleer FF B Ripken 1989 Upper Deck Griffey |
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Even though Pete Rose did not have a card produced in the 1980's that could beat those cards above, Rose cards were the king of the hobby in the 1980's.
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I pretty much remember the 80s being very similar to modern now. The dollar amounts were way smaller but it was a game of hot potato with the rookie cards like now. |
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Jordan was bigger than Griffey on the court/field but especially in that era baseball card collecting ruled the day.
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