ASTROBURN
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I've got a case of 90 Fleer. Any takers? 
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late 80's early 90's cards
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MartinFFcollector
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Speculation is that there may be around 50,000 Ripken errors, rather than the 250,000 or so of an individual player in a normal press run.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1989
Talking about the 1989 Fleer Ripken FF error. 250k. Wow.
Unsure when the peak was, but do know in was still strong in 1990 when I saw pallets of Donruss in Costco (Wholesale warehouse)
CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1989
Talking about the 1989 Fleer Ripken FF error. 250k. Wow.
Unsure when the peak was, but do know in was still strong in 1990 when I saw pallets of Donruss in Costco (Wholesale warehouse)
ThoseBackPages
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HATERS!
BrewerSuperCollector
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From a historical standpoint WWII helped cause the scarcity of many of today's collectibles. There were great shortages in paper and metals. Huge recycling drives were done to be able to get materials to help with the war effort. People that lived through the Great Depression even participated in these efforts because it was so important. Anyone over 40, think back to your grandparents. Many of them were probably savers/borderline horders thinking that one day an object could be usefull all from living through the GD.
BrewerSuperCollector
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I've got a case of 90 Fleer. Any takers?
Probably cost more to ship it.
bobthewondercat77
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Ha! Quite the opposite, I love collecting this stuff. To me it's only an advantage to be able to buy it cheap.
And as you know, if you want to create scarcity / challenge, open wax and self sub for PSA 10s!
ASTROBURN
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Totally.
