The card design was not one of my favorite Fleer ones. A lot of border especially on the left hand side that took up almost a third of the card. There were some decent photographs but with so much border it took away from that making you focus on the border itself. On a positive note, the cards have very little gloss on them which can make great cards to be signed for those of us who do TTM (through the mail) autographs.
Now onto the break:
And the highlight to me of the pack...a Michael Jordan card. Anything with his picture is worth owning so that will go into the PC.
Overall, nothing jumps out at you. But, there is just something about opening up an older pack and bringing back those childhood memories.
I have a ton of these cards from when I was a kid. Nice Jordan also.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with that Kemp card either :)
ReplyDeleteI have so many of these. I love the coaches having cards
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how the hobby has changed.
ReplyDeleteGreat memories. Schrempf and Floyd are two of my all-time faves. The cards are definitely dated but still great to see a blast from the past. Fleer must have been wanting to inject some color into their cards after their first offerings of basketball cards were a little bland.
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