1989 Leaf Michael Thomas Morgan Baseball Card (not authenticated)

This trading card is the reverse side of a 1989 Leaf baseball card featuring Major League Baseball player Michael (Mike) Thomas Morgan. The physical card features an orange-toned background with black printed text detailing the player's biographical information, recent major league performance statistics from 1985 through 1989, career highlights, and contract status. The card stock appears to be standard for late 1980s trading cards, displaying square corners and clean edges visible in the photograph. Notable text includes biographical data such as 'Born: Oct. 8, 1959', 'Tulare, CA', 'Ht: 6' 2'', 'Wgt: 215', 'Bats: Right', and 'Throws: Right'. It also includes copyright text reading '1989 LEAF, INC Printed in USA' in the upper right corner, along with Major League Baseball logos. The statistical table outlines his seasons with the Mariners, Orioles, and Dodgers. The visual identification rests entirely on the legible text and copyright markings printed directly on the reverse side of the card. The item is unauthenticated and presented purely as observed from the photographic evidence, with no guarantee of condition or grading status.

Based on what I can see in the provided photographic evidence, the item appears to be the reverse side of a 1989 Leaf baseball card featuring Michael Thomas Morgan. I can read the printed biographical information, statistical table, and copyright markings, but I cannot verify the physical integrity, exact paper stock quality, or condition of the card from a photo alone. A physical inspection would be needed to confirm whether the card exhibits edge wear, surface scratching, creasing, or centering issues that heavily influence trading card values. Assuming the attribution is correct and the piece is a standard trading card from that production year, items of this type from the late 1980s junk wax era generally experience very low market demand and minimal secondary market value. If this item turns out to be a modern reproduction, replica, copy, or unauthorized print, the value would essentially be negligible. Furthermore, because the item is unauthenticated, this estimated range applies only if the attribution holds true; an unauthenticated piece of this type typically trades at the lower end or below standard book value. To establish any higher value, professional in-person examination and third-party grading or authentication by a reputable service would be necessary.