Random Card of the Day

“ Nice design. I like it. Wish Fleer was doing my sports during the time. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ I just love all the 80's sets. ” -muskie027

“ I appreciate the action shot which shows the intensity and follow-through, the simple design that doesn't interfere with the player, and the nameplate that gives us the basic information we need. But not least of all I appreciate Fleer sacrificing their business theory and not placing their logo on the front. ” -Sportzcommish

“ Simple but nice. ” -carthage44

“ Ahhhh, 1982 Fleer. So much better than Topps. Clean design. Nice pictures. ” -cjjt

“ My last year of collecting until 1999. I thought 3 different sets to collect each year was too many. ” -CluelessJoe

“ Pretty plain.....pretty ordinary....but reminds me of being an 80's kid.....so it is pretty cool to me! ” -tbshaw

“ Nice early 80s Fleer just before the dreaded superduperexpialidosiousoverproduced years. I like the simpleness of the design. Loved it at the time. Now I would prefer to have the team logo on front, oh at least it is on the back. Like that the framing color was keyed to the team colors. Loved that Fleer used to have the sets organized by team back then so when you looked through your collection you would see the set by team. ” -captkirk42

“ I love photos of pitchers mid-throw because it sometimes looks like they're missing a hand or something ” -Howintensive

“ Perfect card. Great action shot. Love the stats. ” -RoyalChief

“ Fleer's second attempt in the comeback. Simple front design, probably could have been a little better, but has name, team, and position. The back (although blurry in this scan as of this writing) has a nice big number, team logo, and full stats. Basically, everything the baseball card collectors on here seem to love. However, Fleer didn't have the technology to take the photos they had and reproduce them properly on cards, so a lot of the cards pictures were pretty brutal. ” -vrooomed