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=Description= | =Description= | ||
1982 Fleer is a 660-card set. The set is in team order based upon standings from the previous season. Cards numbered 628 through 646 are special cards highlighting some of the stars and leaders of the 1981 season. The last 14 cards in the set (647-660) are checklist cards. The backs feature player statistics and a full-color team logo in the upper right-hand corner of each card. | 1982 Fleer is a 660-card set. The set is in team order based upon standings from the previous season with the 1981 World Series Champion Dodgers first. Cards numbered 628 through 646 are special cards highlighting some of the stars and leaders of the 1981 season. The last 14 cards in the set (647-660) are checklist cards. The backs feature player statistics and a full-color team logo in the upper right-hand corner of each card. | ||
'82 Fleer is probably best known for the number of errors that riddled the set. Some collectors believe that many of the errors (especially the "All Hrabosky" cards) were | '82 Fleer is probably best known for the number of errors that riddled the set. Some collectors believe that many of the errors (especially the "All Hrabosky" cards) were gimmicks meant to capitalize of the buzz created by the "Craig Nettles" error card of the year before. However, the most famous (and valuable) error card in the set, the "reverse negative" of John Littlefield, was an honest mistake. | ||
After issuing [[1981 Fleer]] with a stick of gum in each pack, an appeals court ruled that Topps still had the exclusive right to market baseball trading cards packaged with gum, or as a stand-alone product. In lieu of gum, Fleer inserted a team logo sticker in each pack. | After issuing [[1981 Fleer]] with a stick of gum in each pack, an appeals court ruled that Topps still had the exclusive right to market baseball trading cards packaged with gum, or as a stand-alone product. In lieu of gum, Fleer inserted a team logo sticker in each pack. | ||
Notable Rookie Cards in this set include Cal Ripken Jr., Lee Smith, and Dave Stewart. | Notable Rookie Cards in this set include Cal Ripken, Jr., Lee Smith, and Dave Stewart. | ||
=Distribution= | =Distribution= | ||
Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards plus one team logo sticker per pack (MSRP: $0.30). 20 boxes per case. | |||
Cello: 24 packs per box, 28 cards plus two logo stickers per pack (MSRP: $0.49). | |||
"Triple-Wax" Rack: Three 15-card wax packs. | |||
500-card vending boxes. | |||
From 1981-84 Fleer distributed 500-card vending boxes, numbered #1, #2, #3, or #4. When opened, the contents of one of each box would yield three full 660-card sets. | |||
=Reviews= | |||
=Checklist= | |||
==Test Cards== | |||
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These cards, issued early in the 1982 Fleer press run, feature photos used in the 1982 set along with the players name. These cards can be identified by the words "Test Card" on the front. It is unclear exactly how these cards made their way into circulation. | |||
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==Base Set== | |||
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===Specials=== | |||
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'''NOTE:''' Card #639 commemorates Len Barker's 1981 perfect game. Unfortunately, Barker is depicted with Indians catcher Bo Diaz who was NOT in the lineup that day (Ron Hassey was the catcher). This would be corrected in the [[1983 Fleer#SuperStar Specials|following year's set.]] | |||
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===Checklists=== | |||
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== | ==Inserts== | ||
===Team Sticker=== | |||
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Beginning in 1982, Fleer could no longer package its baseball cards with a stick of gum, nor could they sold just by themselves -- as Topps continued to have an exclusive license to sell baseball cards with confectionery products and as a standalone product. As a work-around, each pack of ''1982 Fleer Baseball'' contained a team logo sticker. There were four styles: "Hat Logo," "Hat," and "Team Logo with Stat Line on Square Background," and "Team Logo with Stat Line on Baseball Diamond Background" -- the designs of which are virtually-identical to the [[1980 Fleer World Series]] and [[1981 Fleer All-Star Game]] sticker sets, which were stand-alone products. | |||
The reverse side of each Team Sticker contains a puzzle piece that, when assembled, shows a scene from the 1981 All-Star Game. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 2 May 2022
Description
1982 Fleer is a 660-card set. The set is in team order based upon standings from the previous season with the 1981 World Series Champion Dodgers first. Cards numbered 628 through 646 are special cards highlighting some of the stars and leaders of the 1981 season. The last 14 cards in the set (647-660) are checklist cards. The backs feature player statistics and a full-color team logo in the upper right-hand corner of each card.
'82 Fleer is probably best known for the number of errors that riddled the set. Some collectors believe that many of the errors (especially the "All Hrabosky" cards) were gimmicks meant to capitalize of the buzz created by the "Craig Nettles" error card of the year before. However, the most famous (and valuable) error card in the set, the "reverse negative" of John Littlefield, was an honest mistake.
After issuing 1981 Fleer with a stick of gum in each pack, an appeals court ruled that Topps still had the exclusive right to market baseball trading cards packaged with gum, or as a stand-alone product. In lieu of gum, Fleer inserted a team logo sticker in each pack.
Notable Rookie Cards in this set include Cal Ripken, Jr., Lee Smith, and Dave Stewart.
Distribution
Wax: 36 packs per box, 15 cards plus one team logo sticker per pack (MSRP: $0.30). 20 boxes per case.
Cello: 24 packs per box, 28 cards plus two logo stickers per pack (MSRP: $0.49).
"Triple-Wax" Rack: Three 15-card wax packs.
500-card vending boxes.
From 1981-84 Fleer distributed 500-card vending boxes, numbered #1, #2, #3, or #4. When opened, the contents of one of each box would yield three full 660-card sets.
Reviews
Checklist
Test Cards
These cards, issued early in the 1982 Fleer press run, feature photos used in the 1982 set along with the players name. These cards can be identified by the words "Test Card" on the front. It is unclear exactly how these cards made their way into circulation.
- Mark Belanger
- Juan Eichelberger
- Dave Ford
- Steve McCatty
- Dave McKay
- Eddie Murray
- Cal Ripken, Jr.
Base Set
- 1 Dusty Baker
- 2 Robert Castillo
- 3 Ron Cey
- 4 Terry Forster
- 5 Steve Garvey
- 6 Dave Goltz
- 7 Pedro Guerrero
- 8 Burt Hooton
- 9 Steve Howe
- 10 Jay Johnstone
- 11 Ken Landreaux
- 12 Davey Lopes
- 13 Mike A. Marshall
- 14 Bobby Mitchell
- 15 Rick Monday
- 16 Tom Niedenfuer
- 17 Ted Power
- 18 Jerry Reuss
- 19 Ron Roenicke
- 20 Bill Russell
- 21 Steve Sax
- 22 Mike Scioscia
- 23 Reggie Smith
- 24 Dave Stewart
- 25 Rick Sutcliffe
- 26 Derrel Thomas
- 27 Fernando Valenzuela
- 28 Bob Welch
- 29 Steve Yeager
- 30 Bobby Brown
- 31 Rick Cerone
- 32 Ron Davis
- 33 Bucky Dent
- 34 Barry Foote
- 35 George Frazier
- 36 Oscar Gamble
- 37 Rich Gossage
- 38 Ron Guidry
- 39 Reggie Jackson
- 40 Tommy John
- 41 Rudy May
- 42 Larry Milbourne
- 43 Jerry Mumphrey
- 44 Bobby Murcer
- 45 Gene Nelson RC
- 46 Graig Nettles
- 47 Johnny Oates
- 48 Lou Piniella
- 49 Willie Randolph
- 50 Rick Reuschel
- 51 Dave Revering
- 52 Dave Righetti
- 53 Aurelio Rodriguez
- 54 Bob Watson
- 55 Dennis Werth
- 56 Dave Winfield
- 57 Johnny Bench
- 58 Bruce Berenyi
- 59 Larry Biittner
- 60 Scott Brown
- 61 Dave Collins
- 62 Geoff Combe
- 63 Dave Concepcion
- 64 Dan Driessen
- 65 Joe Edelen
- 66 George Foster
- 67 Ken Griffey, Sr.
- 68 Paul Householder
- 69 Tom Hume
- 70 Junior Kennedy
- 71 Ray Knight
- 72 Mike LaCoss
- 73 Rafael Landestoy
- 74 Charlie Leibrandt
- 75 Sam Mejias
- 76 Paul Moskau
- 77 Joe Nolan
- 78 Mike O'Berry
- 79 Ron Oester
- 80 Frank Pastore
- 81 Joe Price
- 82 Tom Seaver
- 83 Mario Soto
- 84 Mike Vail
- 85 Tony Armas
- 86 Shooty Babitt
- 87 Dave Beard
- 88 Rick Bosetti
- 89 Keith Drumwright
- 90 Wayne Gross
- 91 Mike Heath
- 92 Rickey Henderson
- 93 Cliff Johnson
- 94 Jeff Jones
- 95 Matt Keough
- 96 Brian Kingman
- 97 Mickey Klutts
- 98 Rick Langford
- 99 Steve McCatty
- 100 Dave McKay
- 101 Dwayne Murphy
- 102 Jeff Newman
- 103 Mike Norris
- 104 Bob Owchinko
- 105 Mitchell Page
- 106 Rob Picciolo
- 107 Jim Spencer
- 108 Fred Stanley
- 109 Tom Underwood
- 110 Joaquin Andujar
- 111 Steve Braun
- 112 Bob Forsch
- 113 George Hendrick
- 114 Keith Hernandez
- 115 Tom Herr
- 116 Dane Iorg
- 117 Jim Kaat
- 118 Terry Landrum
- 119 Sixto Lezcano
- 120 Mark Littell
- 121 John Martin
- 122 Silvio Martinez
- 123 Ken Oberkfell
- 124 Darrell Porter
- 125 Mike Ramsey
- 126 Orlando Sanchez
- 127 Bob Shirley
- 128 Lary Sorensen
- 129 Bruce Sutter
- 130 Bob Sykes
- 131 Garry Templeton
- 132 Gene Tenace
- 133 Jerry Augustine
- 134 Sal Bando
- 135 Mark Brouhard
- 136 Mike Caldwell
- 137 Reggie Cleveland
- 138 Cecil Cooper
- 139 Jamie Easterly
- 140 Marshall Edwards
- 141 Rollie Fingers
- 142 Jim Gantner
- 143 Moose Haas
- 144 Larry Hisle
- 145 Roy Howell
- 146 Rickey Keeton
- 147 Randy Lerch
- 148 Paul Molitor
- 149 Don Money
- 150 Charlie Moore
- 151 Ben Oglivie
- 152 Ted Simmons
- 153 Jim Slaton
- 154 Gorman Thomas
- 155 Robin Yount
- 156 Pete Vuckovich
- 157 Benny Ayala
- 158 Mark Belanger
- 159 Al Bumbry
- 160 Terry Crowley
- 161 Rich Dauer
- 162 Doug DeCinces
- 163 Rick Dempsey
- 164 Jim Dwyer
- 165 Mike Flanagan
- 166 Dave Ford
- 167 Dan Graham
- 168 Wayne Krenchicki
- 169 John Lowenstein
- 170 Dennis Martinez
- 171 Tippy Martinez
- 172 Scott McGregor
- 173 Jose Morales
- 174 Eddie Murray
- 175 Jim Palmer
- 176 Cal Ripken, Jr.
- 177 Gary Roenicke
- 178 Lenn Sakata
- 179 Ken Singleton
- 180 Sammy Stewart
- 181 Tim Stoddard
- 182 Steve Stone
- 183 Stan Bahnsen
- 184 Ray Burris
- 185 Gary Carter
- 186 Warren Cromartie
- 187 Andre Dawson
- 188 Terry Francona
- 189 Woodie Fryman
- 190 Bill Gullickson
- 191 Grant Jackson
- 192 Wallace Johnson
- 193 Charlie Lea
- 194 Bill Lee
- 195 Jerry Manuel
- 196 Brad Mills
- 197 John Milner
- 198 Rowland Office
- 199 David Palmer
- 200 Larry Parrish
- 201 Mike Phillips
- 202 Tim Raines
- 203 Bobby Ramos
- 204 Jeff Reardon
- 205 Steve Rogers
- 206 Scott Sanderson
- 207 Rodney Scott (Photo is Tim Raines)
- 208 Elias Sosa
- 209 Chris Speier
- 210 Tim Wallach
- 211 Jerry White
- 212 Alan Ashby
- 213 Cesar Cedeno
- 214 Jose Cruz
- 215 Kiko Garcia
- 216 Phil Garner
- 217 Danny Heep
- 218 Art Howe
- 219 Bob Knepper
- 220 Frank LaCorte
- 221 Joe Niekro
- 222 Joe Pittman
- 223 Terry Puhl
- 224 Luis Pujols
- 225 Craig Reynolds
- 226 J.R. Richard
- 227 Dave Roberts
- 228 Vern Ruhle
- 229 Nolan Ryan
- 230 Joe Sambito
- 231 Tony Scott
- 232 Dave Smith
- 233 Harry Spilman
- 234 Don Sutton
- 235 Dickie Thon
- 236 Denny Walling
- 237 Gary Woods
- 238 Luis Aguayo
- 239 Ramon Aviles
- 240 Bob Boone
- 241 Larry Bowa
- 242 Warren Brusstar
- 243 Steve Carlton
- 244 Larry Christenson
- 245 Dick Davis
- 246 Greg Gross
- 247 Sparky Lyle
- 248 Garry Maddox
- 249 Gary Matthews
- 250 Bake McBride
- 251 Tug McGraw
- 252 Keith Moreland
- 253 Dickie Noles
- 254 Mike Proly
- 255 Ron Reed
- 256 Pete Rose
- 257 Dick Ruthven
- 258 Mike Schmidt
- 259 Lonnie Smith
- 260 Manny Trillo
- 261 Del Unser
- 262 George Vukovich
- 263 Tom Brookens
- 264 George Cappuzzello
- 265 Marty Castillo
- 266 Al Cowens
- 267 Kirk Gibson
- 268 Richie Hebner
- 269 Ron Jackson
- 270 Lynn Jones
- 271 Steve Kemp
- 272 Rick Leach
- 273 Aurelio Lopez
- 274 Jack Morris
- 275 Kevin Saucier
- 276 Lance Parrish
- 277 Rick Peters
- 278 Dan Petry
- 279 Dave Rozema
- 280 Stan Papi
- 281 Dan Schatzeder
- 282 Champ Summers
- 283 Alan Trammell
- 284 Lou Whitaker
- 285 Milt Wilcox
- 286 John Wockenfuss
- 287 Gary Allenson
- 288 Tom Burgmeier
- 289 Bill Campbell
- 290 Mark Clear
- 291 Steve Crawford
- 292 Dennis Eckersley
- 293 Dwight Evans
- 294 Rich Gedman
- 295 Garry Hancock
- 296 Glenn Hoffman
- 297 Bruce Hurst
- 298 Carney Lansford
- 299 Rick Miller
- 300 Reid Nichols
- 301 Bob Ojeda
- 302 Tony Perez
- 303 Chuck Rainey
- 304 Jerry Remy
- 305 Jim Rice
- 306 Joe Rudi
- 307 Bob Stanley
- 308 Dave Stapleton
- 309 Frank Tanana
- 310 Mike Torrez
- 311 John Tudor
- 312 Carl Yastrzemski
- 313 Buddy Bell
- 314 Steve Comer
- 315 Danny Darwin
- 316 John Ellis
- 317 John Grubb
- 318 Rick Honeycutt
- 319 Charlie Hough
- 320 Fergie Jenkins
- 321 John Henry Johnson
- 322 Jim Kern
- 323 Jon Matlack
- 324 Doc Medich
- 325 Mario Mendoza
- 326 Al Oliver
- 327 Pat Putnam
- 328 Mickey Rivers
- 329 Leon Roberts
- 330 Billy Sample
- 331 Bill Stein
- 332 Jim Sundberg
- 333 Mark Wagner
- 334 Bump Wills
- 335 Bill Almon
- 336 Harold Baines
- 337 Ross Baumgarten
- 338 Tony Bernazard
- 339 Britt Burns
- 340 Rich Dotson
- 341 Jim Essian
- 342 Ed Farmer
- 343 Carlton Fisk
- 344 Kevin Hickey
- 345 LaMarr Hoyt
- 346 Lamar Johnson
- 347 Jerry Koosman
- 348 Rusty Kuntz
- 349 Dennis Lamp
- 350 Ron LeFlore
- 351 Chet Lemon
- 352 Greg Luzinski
- 353 Bob Molinaro
- 354 Jim Morrison
- 355 Wayne Nordhagen
- 356 Greg Pryor
- 357 Mike Squires
- 358 Steve Trout
- 359 Alan Bannister
- 360 Len Barker
- 361 Bert Blyleven
- 362 Joe Charboneau
- 363 John Denny
- 364 Bo Diaz
- 365 Miguel Dilone
- 366 Jerry Dybzinski
- 367 Wayne Garland
- 368 Mike Hargrove
- 369 Toby Harrah
- 370 Ron Hassey
- 371 Von Hayes
- 372 Pat Kelly
- 373 Duane Kuiper
- 374 Rick Manning
- 375 Sid Monge
- 376 Jorge Orta
- 474 Geoff Zahn
- 475 Gary Alexander
- 476 Dale Berra
- 477 Kurt Bevacqua
- 478 Jim Bibby
- 479 John Candelaria
- 480 Victor Cruz
- 481 Mike Easler
- 482 Tim Foli
- 483 Lee Lacy
- 484 Vance Law
- 485 Bill Madlock
- 486 Willie Montanez
- 487 Omar Moreno
- 488 Steve Nicosia
- 489 Dave Parker
- 490 Tony Pena
- 491 Pascual Perez
- 492 Johnny Ray
- 493 Rick Rhoden
- 494 Bill Robinson
- 495 Don Robinson
- 496 Enrique Romo
- 497 Rod Scurry
- 498 Eddie Solomon
- 499 Willie Stargell
- 500 Kent Tekulve
- 501 Jason Thompson
- 502 Glenn Abbott
- 503 Jim Anderson
- 504 Floyd Bannister
- 505 Bruce Bochte
- 506 Jeff Burroughs
- 507 Bryan Clark
- 508 Ken Clay
- 509 Julio Cruz
- 510 Dick Drago
- 511 Gary Gray RC
- 512 Dan Meyer
- 513 Jerry Narron
- 514 Tom Paciorek
- 515 Casey Parsons
- 516 Lenny Randle
- 517 Shane Rawley
- 518 Joe Simpson
- 519 Richie Zisk
- 520 Neil Allen
- 521 Bob Bailor
- 522 Hubie Brooks
- 523 Mike Cubbage
- 524 Pete Falcone
- 525 Doug Flynn
- 526 Tom Hausman
- 527 Ron Hodges
- 528 Randy Jones
- 529 Mike Jorgensen
- 530 Dave Kingman
- 531 Ed Lynch
- 532 Mike G. Marshall
- 533 Lee Mazzilli
- 534 Dyar Miller
- 535 Mike Scott
- 536 Rusty Staub
- 537 John Stearns
- 538 Craig Swan
- 539 Frank Taveras
- 540 Alex Trevino
- 541 Ellis Valentine
- 542 Mookie Wilson
- 543 Joel Youngblood
- 544 Pat Zachry
- 545 Glenn Adams
- 546 Fernando Arroyo
- 547 John Verhoeven
- 548 Sal Butera
- 549 John Castino
- 550 Don Cooper
- 551 Doug Corbett
- 552 Dave Engle
- 553 Roger Erickson
- 554 Danny Goodwin
- 555 Darrell Jackson (Red cap with T)
- 555 Darrell Jackson (Black cap)
- 555 Darrell Jackson
- 556 Pete Mackanin
- 557 Jack O'Connor
- 558 Hosken Powell
- 559 Pete Redfern
- 560 Roy Smalley
- 561 Chuck Baker
- 562 Gary Ward
- 563 Rob Wilfong
- 564 Al Williams
- 565 Butch Wynegar
- 566 Randy Bass
- 567 Juan Bonilla
- 568 Danny Boone
- 569 John Curtis
- 570 Juan Eichelberger
- 571 Barry Evans
- 572 Tim Flannery
- 573 Ruppert Jones
- 574 Terry Kennedy
- 575 Joe Lefebvre
- 576a John Littlefield ERR RevNeg
- 576b John Littlefield COR
- 577 Gary Lucas
- 578 Steve Mura
- 579 Broderick Perkins
- 580 Gene Richards
- 581 Luis Salazar
- 582 Ozzie Smith
- 583 John Urrea
- 584 Chris Welsh RC
- 585 Rick Wise
- 586 Doug Bird
- 587 Tim Blackwell
- 588 Bobby Bonds
- 589 Bill Buckner
- 590 Bill Caudill
- 591 Hector Cruz
- 592 Jody Davis RC
- 593 Ivan DeJesus
- 594 Steve Dillard
- 595 Leon Durham
- 596 Rawly Eastwick
- 597 Steve Henderson
- 598 Mike Krukow
- 599 Mike Lum
- 600 Randy Martz
- 601 Jerry Morales
- 602 Ken Reitz
- 603a Lee Smith RC ERR (Cubs logo upside down on reverse)
- 603b Lee Smith RC COR
- 604 Dick Tidrow
- 605 Jim Tracy
- 606 Mike Tyson
- 607 Ty Waller RC
- 608 Danny Ainge
- 609 George Bell RC ("Jorge" on front)
- 610 Mark Bomback
- 611 Barry Bonnell
- 612 Jim Clancy
- 613 Damaso Garcia
- 614 Jerry Garvin
- 615 Alfredo Griffin
- 616 Garth Iorg
- 617 Luis Leal
- 618 Ken Macha
- 619 John Mayberry
- 620 Joey McLaughlin
- 621 Lloyd Moseby
- 622 Dave Stieb
- 623 Jackson Todd
- 624 Willie Upshaw
- 625 Otto Velez
- 626 Ernie Whitt
- 627 Alvis Woods
Specials
NOTE: Card #639 commemorates Len Barker's 1981 perfect game. Unfortunately, Barker is depicted with Indians catcher Bo Diaz who was NOT in the lineup that day (Ron Hassey was the catcher). This would be corrected in the following year's set.
- 628 Cleveland Municipal Stadium "1981 All-Star Game"
- 629 Frank White / Bucky Dent "All-Star Infielders"
- 630 Dan Driessen / Dave Concepcion / George Foster "Big Red Machine"
- 631 Bruce Sutter "Top NL Relief Pitcher"
- 632 Steve Carlton / Carlton Fisk "Steve & Carlton, Carlton & Fisk"
- 633 Carl Yastrzemski "3000th Game"
- 634 Johnny Bench / Tom Seaver "Dynamic Duo!"
- 635 Fernando Valenzuela / Gary Carter "West Meets East"
- 636a Fernando Valenzuela ERR "1981 N.L. Strikeout King" ("Led he National" on back)
- 636b Fernando Valenzuela COR "1981 N.L. Strikeout King" ("Led the National" on back)
- 637 Mike Schmidt "1981 Home Run King"
- 638 Gary Carter / Dave Parker "NL All-Stars"
- 639 Len Barker / Bo Diaz UER "Perfect Game" (Ron Hassey was catcher)
- 640 Pete Rose / Pete Rose, Jr. "Pete and Re-Pete"
- 641 Mike Schmidt / Lonnie Smith / Steve Carlton "Phillies' Finest"
- 642 Fred Lynn / Dwight Evans "Red Sox Reunion"
- 643 Rickey Henderson "1981 Most Hits, Most Runs"
- 644 Rollie Fingers "Most Saves 1981 AL"
- 645 Tom Seaver "Most 1981 Wins"
- 646a Reggie Jackson / Dave Winfield ERR "Yankee Powerhouse" (comma after "outfielder" on back)
- 646b Reggie Jackson / Dave Winfield COR "Yankee Powerhouse" (no comma after "outfielder" on back)
Checklists
- 647 Checklist CL NYY / LA
- 648 Checklist CL OAK / CIN
- 649 Checklist CL STL / MKE
- 650 Checklist CL MTL / BAL
- 651 Checklist CL HOU / PHL
- 652 Checklist CL DET / BOS
- 653 Checklist CL TEX / CWS
- 654 Checklist CL SF / CLE
- 655 Checklist CL KC / ATL
- 656 Checklist CL CAL / PIT
- 657 Checklist CL SEA / NYM
- 658 Checklist CL MIN / SD
- 659 Checklist CL TOR / CHC
- 660 Checklist CL Specials
Inserts
Team Sticker
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Beginning in 1982, Fleer could no longer package its baseball cards with a stick of gum, nor could they sold just by themselves -- as Topps continued to have an exclusive license to sell baseball cards with confectionery products and as a standalone product. As a work-around, each pack of 1982 Fleer Baseball contained a team logo sticker. There were four styles: "Hat Logo," "Hat," and "Team Logo with Stat Line on Square Background," and "Team Logo with Stat Line on Baseball Diamond Background" -- the designs of which are virtually-identical to the 1980 Fleer World Series and 1981 Fleer All-Star Game sticker sets, which were stand-alone products.
The reverse side of each Team Sticker contains a puzzle piece that, when assembled, shows a scene from the 1981 All-Star Game.
Fleer/Fleer Tradition
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| Pre-License Era: 1959 Fleer Ted Williams - 1960 - 1961 - 1963 |
| Triopoly Era: 1981 - 1982 - 1983 - 1984 - 1985 - 1986 - 1987 |
| Junk Wax Era: 1988 - 1989 - 1990 - 1991 |
| Marvel Entertainment Era: 1992 - 1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 |
| Fleer Tradition Era: 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 |
| Upper Deck Era: 2006 - 2007 |
| Update Sets: 1984 - 1985 - 1986 - 1987 - 1988 - 1989 - 1990 - 1991 - 1992 - 1993 Final Edition - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2002 - 2003 |
| Other Fleer/Fleer Tradition Brands: 2002 Fleer - 2006 Fleer Tradition |