Collection of Vintage Baseball Cards (Topps, Fleer, Score)
Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards

Collection of Vintage Baseball Cards (Topps, Fleer, Score)

A collection of at least four vintage Major League Baseball cards housed in a plastic binder sleeve. Top left is a 1981 Topps Joe Pettini (San Francisco Giants #521) featuring a classic brown border and orange design elements. Top right is a 1991 Fleer Gary Carter (San Francisco Giants #356) with its distinct vibrant yellow border and 'Fleer 91' holographic logo. Bottom left is a 1990 Score Dave Dravecky (San Francisco Giants #118) showing a blue and yellow border design. The cards are standard 2.5 by 3.5 inches, printed on cardstock with varying finishes from matte (Topps) to semi-gloss (Score/Fleer). Condition-wise, the Joe Pettini card exhibits visible corner wear and slight yellowing of the white cardstock consistent with its age. The cards are stored in a clear polypropylene 4-pocket page within a padded orange binder. The Gary Carter and Dave Dravecky cards appear to have sharper corners, though the plastic sleeves show some surface scuffing and dust accumulation. A fourth card on the bottom right is partially obscured by a hand but appears to be from the same 1991 Fleer set based on the yellow border. These represent 'junk wax era' cards, prized primarily for nostalgia and specific player completion sets.

Estimated Value

$1.00 - $3.00

Basic Information

Category

Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards

Appraised On

April 6, 2026

Estimated Value

$1.00 - $3.00

Item Description

A collection of at least four vintage Major League Baseball cards housed in a plastic binder sleeve. Top left is a 1981 Topps Joe Pettini (San Francisco Giants #521) featuring a classic brown border and orange design elements. Top right is a 1991 Fleer Gary Carter (San Francisco Giants #356) with its distinct vibrant yellow border and 'Fleer 91' holographic logo. Bottom left is a 1990 Score Dave Dravecky (San Francisco Giants #118) showing a blue and yellow border design. The cards are standard 2.5 by 3.5 inches, printed on cardstock with varying finishes from matte (Topps) to semi-gloss (Score/Fleer). Condition-wise, the Joe Pettini card exhibits visible corner wear and slight yellowing of the white cardstock consistent with its age. The cards are stored in a clear polypropylene 4-pocket page within a padded orange binder. The Gary Carter and Dave Dravecky cards appear to have sharper corners, though the plastic sleeves show some surface scuffing and dust accumulation. A fourth card on the bottom right is partially obscured by a hand but appears to be from the same 1991 Fleer set based on the yellow border. These represent 'junk wax era' cards, prized primarily for nostalgia and specific player completion sets.

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