
1992 Fleer Ultra Mark McGwire #173 Baseball Card
This is a 1992 Fleer Ultra baseball card featuring Mark McGwire of the Oakland Athletics. The card is printed on a premium, heavy-weight glossy cardstock common for the Ultra line, measuring the standard 2.5 by 3.5 inches. The front design features a full-bleed action photograph of McGwire in his white home Oakland uniform, mid-swing. Notable features include the silver foil '92 Fleer Ultra' logo in the upper right corner and a green and gold nameplate at the bottom identifying the player, team, and position (1st Base). The card showcases the high-end photography era of the early 1990s. In terms of condition, the bottom right corner shows visible whitening and blunting, and there appears to be slight edge wear along the bottom border. The surface gloss remains reasonably intact, though the top edge shows minor chipping. The card is not in a protective sleeve or case in the image, which exposes it to further handling wear and potential surface scratches. It is a mass-produced 'Junk Wax' era card but represents a key power hitter of the time period.
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$0.50 - $2.00
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Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards
Appraised On
January 13, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.50 - $2.00
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Item Description
This is a 1992 Fleer Ultra baseball card featuring Mark McGwire of the Oakland Athletics. The card is printed on a premium, heavy-weight glossy cardstock common for the Ultra line, measuring the standard 2.5 by 3.5 inches. The front design features a full-bleed action photograph of McGwire in his white home Oakland uniform, mid-swing. Notable features include the silver foil '92 Fleer Ultra' logo in the upper right corner and a green and gold nameplate at the bottom identifying the player, team, and position (1st Base). The card showcases the high-end photography era of the early 1990s. In terms of condition, the bottom right corner shows visible whitening and blunting, and there appears to be slight edge wear along the bottom border. The surface gloss remains reasonably intact, though the top edge shows minor chipping. The card is not in a protective sleeve or case in the image, which exposes it to further handling wear and potential surface scratches. It is a mass-produced 'Junk Wax' era card but represents a key power hitter of the time period.
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