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How much is a 1988 fleer michael jordan card?
Worth about $50
What is a 1988 89 Michael Jordan fleer card worth?
About $25.00 dollars.
Is s-33 the card number for a Michael Jordan fleer card?
yes it is.
Fleer 95-96 Michael Jordan 323?
Is worth less than a dollar.
How much is a Michael Jordan 1989 fleer worth?
less than 75 cents.
What is a Michael Jordan 93-94 fleer ultra 7of 15 worth?
maybee 2 bucks
Michael Jordan topps card worth?
It depends on the year and condition, Michael Jordan Topps cards from the 1980's are worth anywhere from $20 dollar and up. If you are lucky enough to have bought the 1986 Fleer or the 1984 Star Company Michael Jordan cards they are worth quite alot of money in mint condition.
1991 Michael Jordan fleer card that has s-33 on the back as the card number and says fleer 91 on the bottom right front corner is this a misprint?
No, it's not because the s-33 is just the number of the card that was printed and fleer puts their logo on the front bottom right corner to all of their cards.
What is the worth of fleer metal 96-97 metal shredders Michael Jordan 241?
according to this month's price guide, its worth $200
What is the value of a Michael Jordan 92-93 fleer team leader number 4 card worth?
Hello, the card is actually 100 $ in mint condition worth.
What is fleer basketball card?
Fleer basketball cards refer to a series of trading cards produced by Fleer, a company known for its sports cards and collectibles. The Fleer brand gained prominence in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly with the release of the 1986-87 Fleer basketball set, which is highly sought after by collectors and features rookie cards of NBA legends like Michael Jordan. Fleer cards are valued for their design, quality, and the iconic players they feature, making them a significant part of basketball card history.
What is the value of a 1990 Fleer Michael Jordan card in mint condition no fading no scratches?
This card is worth around $2. If you got it graded a high grade it may be worth up to $8.
