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It may sound ridiculous now, but 1983 Fleer baseball cards sort of shook up the hobby that year. 372 Eric Show RC 261 Atlee Hammaker Playing career [ edit] 138 Bob Horner Click on any card to see more graded card prices, historic prices, and past sales. 87 Joe Ferguson 548 Dave Kingman Logo (Peel upside down), Pittsburgh Pirates Logo 395 Dave Righetti The baseball card database currently has the following Fleer Card Sets online and available. 508 Lee Smith He was named the NL's starting All-Star Game shortstop for the first time, finished 21st in the NL's MVP balloting, and took home his fourth-consecutive Gold Glove. 14 Dave LaPoint Philadelphia ran away with the NL East with Matuszek at third, but oddly enough, that was it for his '83 season. 373 Garry Templeton 212 Candy Maldonado RC Chicago White Sox 484 Dave Revering 614 Mickey Hatcher Los Angeles Dodgers 147 Jerry Royster 619 Jeff Little 5 Bob Forsch 344 Alan Trammell 210 Ken Landreaux Heres the checklist broken down by team. 647 CL: Cardinals / Brewers 14 Dave LaPoint 250 Mike Squires 168 Sid Monge You Pick to Complete Your Set. Although he was an extremely productive player with 2 All-Star appearances, 4 Gold Gloves, and 1 Silver Slugger award to his name, Gaetti never quite put up the stats to be voted into the Hall of Fame. 421 Andre Thornton 222 Dave Stewart 132 Brett Butler 189 Reid Nichols 256 Jack Clark 525 Steve McCatty And after an offseason of intense preparation, Sandberg headed into the 1983 campaign looking to impress in his new role. 295 Scott Sanderson 537 Wally Backman List by Card #, You own: 0 / 662 items 525 Steve McCatty, 526 Dave McKay 38 Bob McClure You can reach him by email and through Twitter @tradercracks. 1983 Fleer Baseball Cards Set checklist, prices, values & information click for details FREE Click banner to return to Baseball-Cards.com Vintage Baseball Cards/Auctions 1983 Fleer Checklist/Values/Prices Guide/Set Info/Information Save money on your order ? 319 Don Robinson 403 Tom Brennan His big-time production on the field often felt secondary to the show that accompanied it. 503 Keith Moreland Scuba Certification; Private Scuba Lessons; Scuba Refresher for Certified Divers; Try Scuba Diving; Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox) Advanced Training. 247 Greg Luzinski The framed layout is simple but effective. 9 Tom Herr Prices are updated daily based upon 1983 Fleer Stickers listings that sold on eBay and our marketplace. 383 Ron Guidry 510 Dick Tidrow 517 Wayne Gross This card from one of Ryans record-breaking summers hammers down for about $10 in PSA 9. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a second baseman for the Atlanta Braves and Oakland Athletics from 1978 to 1989. 284 Bill Gullickson 350 Glenn Wilson Miami Marlins 119 Hal McRae 86 Brian Downing 271 Tom OMalley 219 Bill Russell 419 Dan Spillner Speaking of legendary pitchers, this next guy needs no introduction. 332 Howard Johnson RC After finishing sixth in the AL MVP race in 82, the legendary slugger didnt have it in 83. 262 Al Holland 386 John Mayberry Logo (Red Yellow Green, Peel upside down) 512 Gary Woods 420 Rick Sutcliffe 598 Ron Oester 216 Jerry Reuss UER 128 Willie Wilson 107 Bud Black RC 17 Ken Oberkfell 438 Wayne Nordhagen 137 Terry Harper One of these cards sold for $2,000 in May of 2020. 404 Carmelo Castillo He'd pick up a World Series ring with them in 1987 and would have had another with them had he been around for their 1991 World series run. 578 Dave Schmidt Most card collectors rely on the grades assigned by the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA). Logo Heres How to Tell Them Apart. Seventeen years into his remarkable Hall of Fame career, the 36-year-old Houston Astros hurler recorded career strikeout number 3,509 on April 27th, 1983, against the Montreal Expos. 567 John Grubb 286 Charlie Lea 134 Chris Chambliss We are user supported. 317 Johnny Ray 282 Doug Flynn 506 Allen Ripley Buy on: Beckett Marketplace eBay 7. A lefty swinger that threw right-handed, Boggs opened up his stroke at Fenway Park to hit to the opposite field so he could use the Green Monster to play wall-ball. 87 Joe Ferguson He also led the AL with 103 walks and posted the second-best OBP in baseball (.414). And while Ripken hit just .167 in the teams World Series clash against Philadelphia, the rest of the lineup picked up the slack in a five-game triumph. 540 Carlos Diaz RC 254 Fred Breining 563 John Butcher 296 Dan Schatzeder 44 Ed Romero 595 Rafael Landestoy 618 Tim Laudner 617 Randy Johnson RC Murphy was on another level at the plate in 83, hitting .302 with 36 home runs and an NL-best 121 RBIs. 24 Bruce Sutter and then back home to the Reds for a run as player-manager and an assault on Ty Cobbs all-time hits record. Over the next 15 seasons or so, Ryno established himself as a future Hall of Famer, and his rookie card sits at about $20 in PSA 9 today. 354 Floyd Chiffer Read our methodology. 327 Tom Brookens longer 1.25-inch brown box shaded in on card back 377 Dave Collins He'd go on to win 7 Silver Sluggers over his career. 129 Steve Bedrosian UER, height 633 269 Greg Minton 56 Storm Davis RC That summer, collectors were pulling Boggs rookie cards from fresh wax packs, so theyd already found their way into plastic sheets and top-loaders across the land by the time we started drooling over Gwynn. 199 Julio Valdez 229 Harold Baines 435 Lloyd Moseby $69.95 1985 Fleer Update AL HOLLAND Signed Autographed Baseball Card PSA/DNA #U-55 604 Alex Trevino 150 Claudell Washington 1983 FLEER Baseball Cards. 518 Mike Heath 423 Eddie Whitson 634 Willie Stargell / Pete Rose, 352 Kurt Bevacqua Regardless of Rose's success, the Phillies were convincingly bounced by the Orioles in a five-game World Series loss, ending Rose's five-year stay in Philadelphia on an utterly rough note. 342 Elias Sosa 570 Charlie Hough 295 Scott Sanderson 175 Ozzie Virgil 8 Keith Hernandez 463 Nolan Ryan - Click Here Click to select a different Vintage Baseball Cards set or Sport But, while Strawberrys Mets were an afterthought in the standings, Kittle and the White Sox powered to a division title before bowing out to the Os in the ALCS. 42 Charlie Moore 32 Marshall Edwards 165 Gary Matthews After capturing the AL pennant in 82 for the first time in franchise history, the Milwaukee Brewers looked primed for more October success in 83. 187 Carney Lansford Not only did Philadelphia win the National League pennant, but Rose combined to go 11-for-32 in the NLCS and World Series to cap off his postseason career in style. 179 Wade Boggs RC 133 Rick Camp 542 George Foster 64 Dennis Martinez Houston Astros 62 Glenn Gulliver 9 Tom Herr At 27 years of age, Murphy became the youngest back-to-back NL MVP in history. 523 Rick Langford Like Gwynn, Wade Boggs was no slouch himself when it came to winning batting titles as he'd rack up 5 over his career. 455 Mike LaCoss 550 Jesse Orosco, 551 Rick Ownbey He also loves to write about the hobby and has written for Beckett, Topps, SABR and of course, this website. 89 Ken Forsch 112 Cesar Geronimo 270 Joe Morgan 248 Tom Paciorek 257 Chili Davis 259 Alan Fowlkes 194 Jim Rice 163 Mike Krukow Cap (Red, Yellow, Green) 378 Roger Erickson With 660 cards, Fleer maintains its consistency, keeping things in line with both 1981 and 1982. 567 John Grubb 171 Pete Rose Cal Ripken Jr.'s second-year issue rounds out our list and can be had for around $75 in PSA 10 condition. 450 Art Howe 1983 was a good year for baseball cards. 79 Bob Boone 46 Jim Slaton 353 Juan Bonilla 460 Craig Reynolds 463 Nolan Ryan Average ungraded base card value (excludes parallels) for 1983 Fleer 191 Tony Perez Kittle, though, was right there with us all summer long thanks to this 1983 rookie card that we could chase in real live wax packs right through the pennant race. 333 Lynn Jones 194 Jim Rice 215 Jorge Orta 616 Kent Hrbek 62 Glenn Gulliver 224 Fernando Valenzuela 31 Jamie Easterly 142 Dale Murphy 457 Joe Niekro Tune in as Mrs. Wax Pack Gods reads about 1983 Fleer Baseball Cards.It may sound ridiculous now, but 1983 Fleer baseball cards sort of shook up the hobby that year.See, after a first set (in 1981) that looked OK but was riddled with errors and print problems, Fleer grunted out a 1982 turd that didnt look OK, was riddled with errors and print problems, and featured photos that would make your optometrist cringe.In 1983, though, Fleer cleaned up the photos and errors, gave us an understated design that featured gray/beige borders, and even added photos on card backs.1983 Fleer Cello Pack Wade BoggsHoly 1971 Topps, Batman! Get my weekly newsletter with the latest hobby updates delivered straight to your inbox! 471 Floyd Bannister 303 Dale Berra 239 Steve Kemp Though the season ended in disappointment for the Royals, Brett still earned his eighth-straight trip to the All-Star Game. 77 Don Baylor 135 Ken Dayley In addition to a full grid of career stats and the usual vitals, theres also a second player photo. Gwynn had to miss Spring Training and the first two months of the 1983 MLB season, and when he came back, his swing was completely out of whack. 321 Manny Sarmiento 288 Brad Mills 649 CL: Royals / Braves 165 Gary Matthews However, things could not have gone much worse for Seaver during the 1982 season as he pitched through injuries on his way to a 5-13 record and a 5.50 ERA, both the worst marks of his career. 46 Jim Slaton 285 Wallace Johnson Cards per pack: Wax 15 + 1 sticker, Cello Packs 38 + 2 stickers, Rack Packs 45 + 3 stickers, Vending Box 500 + 34 stickersPacks per box: Wax 38, Cello 384Boxes per case: Wax 20, Cello 1, Vending Box 24Set size: 660 cards. 111 Dave Frost It was a nice milestone for the 36-year-old Ryan, and he could wrap up his career over the next few seasons and then see if the Veterans Committee would throw him a bone somewhere down the line. He missed six starts due to injury yet pitched to a 2.98 ERA with 183 strikeouts in 196.1 innings. Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles Autographed 1981 Fleer 4. 631 Dave Concepcion / Manny Trillo 284 Bill Gullickson 384 Dave LaRoche 648 CL: Orioles / Angels Today, this Reggie sells for about $5 in slabbed MINT condition. 588 Dave Concepcion 307 Richie Hebner 124 Paul Splittorff 63 John Lowenstein Contact him at [emailprotected]. 453 Ray Knight 381 Rich Gossage The first 628 are regular player cards, all sorted by team. 646 Rickey Henderson Speed, 153 Porfirio Altamirano Under new manager Paul Owens, the Phillies heated up, but Rose's playing time decreased. 52 Benny Ayala 481 Dave Henderson Hubbard coached for the Braves from 1999 to 2010. 425 Barry Bonnell, 426 Jim Clancy Ryan looks to be signaling to his catcher that he's about ready to throw a fastball, so it would've been worth the small wait to snap a shot of him throwing it. Overall, this set is a simple, straightforward set that doesn't offer a whole lot of flashiness or hobby firsts. 640 Ben Oglivie / Reggie Jackson 113 Larry Gura And in his final at-bat on September 29th, 1983, he laced a two-run pinch-hit single to a deafening response from the home crowd at Riverfront Stadium. 21 Lonnie Smith 316 Tony Pena 237 Kevin Hickey 25 Plummeted: Jose Canseco 1987 #620 Topps Rookie Card. And then, with one month left in the season, manager Lee Elia moved him again, this time to second base. 605 Mike Vail 82 Bobby Clark 347 Pat Underwood The card highlights his unusual day in August where he played for the Mets in an afternoon game, was traded to Montreal and suited up for the Expos that night in Philadelphia. 122 Dan Quisenberry Ungraded & graded values for all '83 Fleer Stickers Baseball Cards. 529 Jeff Newman 494 Jody Davis 339 Dan Petry Back in 1983, the bubble in the baseball card market had already started to form as Donruss and Fleer had both entered the market in 1981 and all three companies started to boost production. 290 Al Oliver Chicago Cubs 177 Gary Allenson Rickey Henderson appeared in this set in the guise of "The Silver Shoe" as a nod to his speedy nature on the base paths. 260 Rich Gale 139 Glenn Hubbard 511 Bump Wills 387 Lee Mazzilli 620 Bobby Mitchell Logo (Green, Yellow, Red; Peel upside down), Detroit Tigers 564 Steve Comer 220 Steve Sax 43 Ben Oglivie 477 Al Cowens 354 Floyd Chiffer 85 Doug DeCinces 434 Joey McLaughlin 299 Tim Wallach 411 Ron Hassey 558 Ellis Valentine 45 Ted Simmons 92 Andy Hassler 585 Bruce Berenyi 40 Paul Molitor 441 Dave Stieb 145 Biff Pocoroba 38 Bob McClure 584 Johnny Bench 660 CL: Specials / Teams, Atlanta Braves 527 Dan Meyer 613 Gary Gaetti RC It doesn't matter what set you're talking about, Nolan Ryan is almost always going to be one of the most desirable cards within it. 479 Todd Cruz As one of the game's all-time greats in batting average and OBP, if you were an opposing pitcher then Boggs was one of the last guys you wanted to face. 415 Larry Milbourne Track your collection for free. 144 Pascual Perez 609 John Castino 159 Bob Dernier As Ripken and Murray keyed the second-best scoring offense in the Majors, the 98-win Orioles pulled away to capture the AL East by six games over the Detroit Tigers. 656 CL: Astros / Mariners There was a time when this was a tremendously hot card. 591 Ben Hayes The Rookie Card chase is a fairly recent development in the larger history of the hobby and, as strange as it may seem today, this is one of the cards that helped establish the craze. Toronto Blue Jays, 129 Steve Bedrosian UER, height 633 118 Lee May And, you know an easy romp into the Hall of Fame and the unofficial title of Greatest Third Baseman Ever.. 580 Jim Sundberg 536 Neil Allen Reigning AL Cy Young winner Pete Vuckovich started just three games. 618 Tim Laudner 493 Bill Campbell 627 Gary Ward The Red Sox were mediocre, finishing at 78-84 and well out of the playoff conversation. 47 Don Sutton 119 Hal McRae via amazon.com. When he took the mound for the Mets on April 5, 1983, Seaver tied Walter Johnson for the most consecutive Opening Day stars with fourteen. 622 John Pacella 92 Andy Hassler 602 Bob Shirley However, print quantities of 1983 Topps weren't at the same levels they were by the late 80s and early 90s. On the other hand, Hendersons flashy on-field antics grated on the nerves of some As fans (and members of Oaklands front office). Couple that with his impressive 18-year career with the MLB, and you get one highly sought-after rookie card. 297 Bryn Smith 527 Dan Meyer 515 Jeff Burroughs 273 Guy Sularz 605 Mike Vail 432 Luis Leal With the help of his wife, Gwynn recorded all of his home at-bats with a camcorder. 37 Pete Ladd 212 Candy Maldonado RC Logo 373 Garry Templeton 50 Ned Yost, 51 Robin Yount 504 Dickie Noles 155 Steve Carlton 93 Reggie Jackson 311 John Milner 623 Pete Redfern 4 Kirby Puckett #19: When you talk about the best players of the '80s and '90s, Puckett's name has to be a part of the debate. 162 Greg Gross 189 Reid Nichols 439 Geno Petralli 450 Art Howe, 451 Bob Knepper As you might expect, the struggles of the 74-win Cincinnati Reds were back-page news in 1983. 67 Eddie Murray Less than a month into the 1983 MLB season, the Ryan Express steamed past Walter Johnson en route to the all-time strikeout record. 94 Ron Jackson 117 Jerry Martin 415 Larry Milbourne 424 Jesse Barfield 356 Dave Dravecky RC 306 Mike Easler 603 Mario Soto 557 Craig Swan 206 Steve Garvey 396 Andre Robertson Download Price List, SportsCardsPro 2019-2023 185 Glenn Hoffman 16 Steve Mura Whether in center field or left, Murphys glove turned sure hits into outs with regularity. 297 Bryn Smith Still in dogged pursuit of Ty Cobb's all-time hits record, Rose suffered through long dry stretches at the plate. Logo (Red, Yellow, Green; Peel upside down) 1983 Mickey Mantle Postcards 1983 O'Connell and Son Baseball Greats 1983 Starliner/Touchdown Stickers (unlicensed) 1983 TCMA 50 Years of New York Yankees All-Stars 1983 TCMA 50 Years of New York Yankees All-Stars Large 1983 Topps 1952 Reprint Series 1983-91 Topps Gallery of Champions Bronze Premiums 1984 Baseball Cards Magazine Repli-Cards 420 Rick Sutcliffe 523 Rick Langford His 17 years with the Reds from 1967-83 yielded 14 All-Star selections, an NL Rookie of the Year award, two NL MVP campaigns, ten Gold Gloves, two World Series titles, and a World Series MVP award. 630 Gaylord Perry / Terry Bulling 1983. However, the 1983 season and George Brett cannot be discussed without bringing up the infamous "Pine Tar Game" against the New York Yankees. 195 Bob Stanley Boston Red Sox 565 Danny Darwin 514 Dave Beard 402 Len Barker Playing on a sizeable new contract for $1 million per year, St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith wasn't affected by the team's championship hangover. 346 Jerry Ujdur 180 Tom Burgmeier See, after a first set (in 1981) that looked OK but was riddled with errors and print problems, Fleer grunted out a 1982 turd that didnt look OK, was riddled with errors and print problems, and featured photos that would make your optometrist cringe. 229 Harold Baines 185 Glenn Hoffman 375 Alan Wiggins, 376 Rick Cerone In the ALCS, Ripken hit .400 with a 1.033 OPS and Baltimore dispatched the Chicago White Sox in four games. 306 Mike Easler This card has been awarded by the PSA professional grader and it is in excellent condition. 209 Steve Howe 614 Mickey Hatcher 143 Phil Niekro # 221-440. The 1983 Fleer set wasn't loaded with as many subsets as some of the others during the 1980s, but Fleer did introduce its "Super Star Specials" subset with this release. 478 Julio Cruz 277 Ray Burris 138 Bob Horner Logo (Green, Yellow, Red), New York Mets 161 Ed Farmer 532 Joe Rudi 211 Mike Marshall 171 Pete Rose 468 Dickie Thon 1983 Fleer Stickers card list & price guide. 632 Robin Yount / Buddy Bell, 424 Jesse Barfield 231 Tony Bernazard Where can you find out how much these cards are worth? 475 Bill Caudill 485 Joe Simpson 393 Willie Randolph 386 John Mayberry 641 Joel Youngblood August 4, 1982, 536 Neil Allen These things were something different, and something good. 461 Bert Roberge 55 Terry Crowley 328 Enos Cabell 488 Ed VandeBerg The player cards are again ordered alphabetically within team and teams seeded in descending order based upon the previous season's standings. Which Was Your Favorite Old-Time Baseball Cards Publica 1987 Topps Baseball Cards 25 Most Valuable R 1978 Topps Baseball Cards The Ultimate Guide. As youll see below, Fleer also hit on the summers big rookie card while the other two card companies slept. Expect to pay $25 or more for a Fleer Gwynn rookie card in PSA 9 condition. 550 Jesse Orosco His 1983 Fleer rookie card is also a gem for collectors but it's the Topps card from 1983 that holds the higher value. 246 Ron LeFlore 330 Larry Herndon 242 Jerry Koosman 180 Tom Burgmeier 271 Tom OMalley 400 Chris Bando, 401 Alan Bannister Many people think that cards from the 1980s are worthless but that's clearly not the case if you consider those graded in PSA 10 condition. The Ryan Express, of course, turned on the afterburners, played for another ten seasons, and just continued to pile up the wins, strikeouts, no-hitters, and awe. This Topps card features Henderson in action in yellow and white Oakland Athletics uniform, with the bench blurred in the background. 163 Mike Krukow As he stormed through the summer of 1984 toward his first National League batting title, his San Diego Padres did the same on their way to their first-ever division title and National League pennant. 637 Bo Diaz / Gary Carter 96 Bruce Kison 653 CL: Pirates / Tigers 368 Broderick Perkins The Cardinals faltered and fell back into the pack at 79-83, but Smith's second year in St. Louis was a personal breakout. 599 Frank Pastore 125 U.L. 249 Aurelio Rodriguez 15 Willie McGee RC After Brett hammered a pitch off of Yankees closer Goose Gossage over the right field to give KC a 5-4 lead, Yankees manager Billy Martin asked umpires to inspect Brett's bat for an excessive amount of pine tar. It was a lousy year instead of a horrid one. And as the losses piled up, it seemed a change would come sooner or later. 94 Ron Jackson 289 Dan Norman 25 Gene Tenace, 26 Jerry Augustine 638 Carlton Fisk / Gary Carter Unluckily for the future Hall-of-Famer, he reinjured his wrist in a much more serious fashion during a winter ball assignment in Puerto Rico. 79 Bob Boone 6 David Green RC 45 Ted Simmons 615 Brad Havens 121 Greg Pryor 507 Ryne Sandberg RC, UER should say High School in Spokane, Washington 507 Ryne Sandberg RC, UER should say High School in Spokane, Washington He also loves to write about the hobby and has written for Beckett, Topps, SABR and of course, this website. 494 Jody Davis Cap 496 Steve Henderson Because of this, Bench called it quits and was serenaded with cheers and standing ovations all year long.