410 Toby Harrah Hitting third and fourth, the 1983 Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame duo of Cal Ripken Jr. and Eddie Murray keyed the franchises run to a third World Series title. 310 Larry McWilliams 204 Ron Cey 644 Bud Black Black and Blue 325 Jason Thompson, 326 Kent Tekulve 27 Dwight Bernard 42 Charlie Moore 553 Gary Rajsich 188 Rick Miller 178 Luis Aponte Let's be clear:most of the cards from this set do not have any value these days. 260 Rich Gale 283 Woodie Fryman 607 Tom Brunansky Images are a lot of portrait-style shots, either posed or with tight cropping, but some action shots do exist. 234 Ernesto Escarrega In 1983, Ryan broke Walter Johnson 's all-time strikeout record, then was followed to that milestone by Steve Carlton and Gaylord Perry. 13 Tito Landrum 466 Dave Smith 144 Pascual Perez 573 Paul Mirabella And then theres Ron Kittle, making his only appearance in one of the Big 3 brands base releases. 387 Lee Mazzilli "Knucksie" is one of the most interesting players in the history of the game, in my opinion. 538 Bob Bailor 242 Jerry Koosman As was the case several times during his career, the 23-year-old struggled at the plate early in the year. 30 Cecil Cooper Making the Ozzie Smith rookie card one of the most collectible baseball cards from the 1970s. 626 Ron Washington RC 72 Lenn Sakata 473 Bruce Bochte 647 CL: Cardinals / Brewers 522 Brian Kingman 515 Jeff Burroughs 629 Carl Yastrzemski / Dennis Eckersley / Mark Clear 536 Neil Allen 641 Joel Youngblood August 4, 1982, 536 Neil Allen After the Philadelphia Phillies traded him to the Chicago Cubs before the 1982 season, future Hall-of-Fame infielder Ryne Sandberg moved from shortstop to third base and received a chance to play every day. A since-changed roster rule deemed the rookie ineligible for the playoffs, giving Rose one last October hurrah for Philly by default. His offensive numbers remained underwhelming, 30 doubles and 34 stolen bases notwithstanding. 499 Jay Johnstone 144 Pascual Perez 620 Bobby Mitchell 39 Doc Medich 58 Rick Dempsey UER, posing batting lefty 542 George Foster 577 Billy Sample 161 Ed Farmer 250 Mike Squires 172 Dick Ruthven 114 Steve Hammond Glenn Dee Hubbard (born September 25, 1957) is an American professional baseball player and coach. And, there is plenty of other star power packed within the 660-card checklist. 71 Gary Roenicke 339 Dan Petry 434 Joey McLaughlin 447 Kiko Garcia 59 Jim Dwyer 71 Gary Roenicke PriceIt Game | 81 Rod Carew 346 Jerry Ujdur 473 Bruce Bochte 217 Ron Roenicke 497 Willie Hernandez It was a lousy year instead of a horrid one. 40 Paul Molitor 596 Charlie Leibrandt And as the losses piled up, it seemed a change would come sooner or later. 89 Ken Forsch Need help buying or selling cards or have a general question about the hobby? document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Copyright 2022 by Old Sports Cards, LLC. 141 Rick Mahler 648 CL: Orioles / Angels 394 Shane Rawley 84 John Curtis 389 Jerry Mumphrey 305 Dick Davis 450 Art Howe, 451 Bob Knepper Baltimore Orioles And he was also a fantastic fielder (although in recent years his defensive abilityhas come into question) as he won 9 consecutive Gold Gloves during one stretch of his career. 183 Dwight Evans 10 most valuable 1994 fleer baseball cards. 100 Luis Sanchez 139 Glenn Hubbard 158 John Denny 382 Ken Griffey The bonus is declared with a note on the box top, Mr. 222 Dave Stewart 641 Joel Youngblood August 4, 1982, 376 Rick Cerone 544 Brian Giles He's also got one of the most comprehensive collections of John Jaha cards in existence (not that there are a lot of them). # 221-440. 645 Reggie Jackson Power, 490 Doug Bird 272 Reggie Smith 92 Andy Hassler 49 Pete Vuckovich 269 Greg Minton 98 Ed Ott Rickey Henderson appeared in this set in the guise of "The Silver Shoe" as a nod to his speedy nature on the base paths. Card backs include a noticeable change. 556 John Stearns 24 Bruce Sutter 425 Barry Bonnell Cap Cheapest, 216 Jerry Reuss UER 370 Gene Richards He'd pick up a World Series ring with them in 1987 and would have had another with them had he been around for their 1991 World series run. Ripken wasted no time building his Hall of Fame resume after winning Rookie of the Year honors in 1982 and following that up with a World Series title and MVP award in 1983. 268 Milt May 294 Steve Rogers 631 Dave Concepcion / Manny Trillo 116 Dennis Leonard 578 Dave Schmidt 349 Milt Wilcox PSA 9 - 1985 Fleer Baseball - KIRBY PUCKETT - Twins ICONIC ROOKIE RC #286 (. 261 Atlee Hammaker 184 Rich Gedman 321 Manny Sarmiento 455 Mike LaCoss Today, thanks to how various careers played out and the general overall excellence of 1983 Topps, the third Fleer set is an afterthought most of the time. 69 Jim Palmer 186 Bruce Hurst 281 Terry Francona 640 Ben Oglivie / Reggie Jackson, 607 Tom Brunansky 219 Bill Russell But this was 1983 and it was something different. 461 Bert Roberge 311 John Milner Next on the list is Rickey Henderson's All-Star card of which, as of this writing, there are only 8 copies on record that have been graded in PSA 10 condition. 225 Bob Welch, 226 Ricky Wright Prices for 1983 Fleer Baseball Cards 1983 Fleer card list & price guide. 10 Dane Iorg 280 Andre Dawson 465 Tony Scott 479 Todd Cruz 563 John Butcher 581 Frank Tanana 77 Don Baylor Boston Red Sox 428 Jerry Garvin In fact, Sandberg won the NL MVP award in his second full season with the Cubs, and the race was on to rescue his 1983 rookie cards from the monster boxes where forgotten prospects go to gather dust. 441 Dave Stieb Ryan placed ninth in the NLs 1982 Cy Young voting for an 85-win Astros squad that finished six games back of the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers. 65 Tippy Martinez 610 Ron Davis 348 Lou Whitaker 312 Omar Moreno 224 Fernando Valenzuela 613 Gary Gaetti RC 56 Storm Davis RC Ungraded & graded values for all '83 Fleer 616 Kent Hrbek 524 Dave Lopes After Brett hammered a pitch off of Yankees closer Goose Gossage over the right field to give KC a 5-4 lead, Yankees manager Billy Martin asked umpires to inspect Brett's bat for an excessive amount of pine tar. 233 Richard Dotson 200 Carl Yastrzemski Tampa Bay Rays 396 Andre Robertson 135 Ken Dayley 316 Tony Pena 399 Butch Wynegar Dwight Gooden (1984 Fleer Update RC #U-43) 25 Gene Tenace 185 Glenn Hoffman The Reds decided to trade Seaver back to the New York Mets during the offseason, where his Hall of Fame career began in 1967. 575 Mike Richardt Smith's defense, however, was something else. 439 Geno Petralli Logo 614 Mickey Hatcher 408 Ed Glynn UER, photo actually Bud Anderson 263 Duane Kuiper 112 Cesar Geronimo 587 Cesar Cedeno 354 Floyd Chiffer 507 Ryne Sandberg RC, UER should say High School in Spokane, Washington 296 Dan Schatzeder 266 Johnnie LeMaster 151 Bob Watson 347 Pat Underwood 388 Mike Morgan No matter where manager Ralph Houk slotted him in the batting order, young Boston Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs just got on base in 83. 343 Dave Tobik 102 Mike Witt 412 Von Hayes 15 Willie McGee RC This set consists of 660 standard size cards and is fraud with numerous errors and variations. 230 Salome Barojas 437 Dale Murray 249 Aurelio Rodriguez Holy 1971 Topps, Batman! 171 Pete Rose 438 Wayne Nordhagen 423 Eddie Whitson His 1983 Fleer Rookie Card is one of several strong ones in the set. 118 Lee May 371 Luis Salazar 589 Dan Driessen 85 Doug DeCinces The PSA assigns a grade of 1 (Poor) to 10 (Gem Mint). 255 Bob Brenly 499 Jay Johnstone 549 Ed Lynch In addition to a full grid of career stats and the usual vitals, theres also a second player photo. 235 Carlton Fisk 64 Dennis Martinez 123 Don Slaught RC That means the card needs to be flawless. 406 Jerry Dybzinski 252 Jim Barr Cap 347 Pat Underwood Besides the Hall of Fame trio, other Rookie Cards include Willie McGee, Frank Viola Gary Gaetti and Howard Johnson. 519 Rickey Henderson UER, Brock record listed as 120 steals 457 Joe Niekro 215 Jorge Orta 15 Willie McGee RC Unluckily for the future Hall-of-Famer, he reinjured his wrist in a much more serious fashion during a winter ball assignment in Puerto Rico. 299 Tim Wallach 99 Steve Renko Jose Canseco is a former MLB outfielder and designated hitter who established himself as one of the greatest power-hitters to ever grace a baseball diamond. However, print quantities of 1983 Topps weren't at the same levels they were by the late 80s and early 90s. 298 Chris Speier The approach worked to perfection, as Boggs hit a daffy .397 at home. 37 Pete Ladd Washington 245 Vance Law 421 Andre Thornton 296 Dan Schatzeder 366 Gary Lucas 2 Doug Bair 96 Bruce Kison 179 Wade Boggs RC Currently, there are just 5 graded PSA 10. 450 Art Howe Washington, 126 John Wathan 377 Dave Collins 464 Joe Sambito 505 Mike Proly 625 Frank Viola RC, 626 Ron Washington RC 60 Mike Flanagan 191 Tony Perez 444 Alvis Woods 593 Tom Hume 362 Terry Kennedy Strong Buy: Shop the 1983 Topps Baseball Card Set On eBay. 432 Luis Leal 267 Renie Martin After capturing the AL pennant in 82 for the first time in franchise history, the Milwaukee Brewers looked primed for more October success in 83. 97 Fred Lynn 445 Alan Ashby 364 Sixto Lezcano 7 George Hendrick 504 Dickie Noles 203 Greg Brock 483 Gaylord Perry 152 Larry Whisenton 384 Dave LaRoche 229 Harold Baines 571 Lamar Johnson As for the rest of the season, Ryan remained a boom-or-bust ace. On the other hand, Hendersons flashy on-field antics grated on the nerves of some As fans (and members of Oaklands front office). 62 Glenn Gulliver 528 Dwayne Murphy Now at the age of 35, Bench was a part-time player experiencing diminishing returns through lingering aches and pains. Logo (Green, Yellow, Red), California Angels 438 Wayne Nordhagen The 1983 Oakland Athletics were marginally better than their 82 incarnation, improving by six wins to 74-88. Logo 307 Richie Hebner 511 Bump Wills 214 Tom Niedenfuer 193 Jerry Remy The framed layout is simple but effective. 129 Steve Bedrosian UER, height 633 545 Ron Hodges 539 Hubie Brooks 265 Gary Lavelle 408 Ed Glynn UER, photo actually Bud Anderson 359 Tim Flannery 185 Glenn Hoffman 261 Atlee Hammaker 558 Ellis Valentine 604 Alex Trevino Please enter the verification code that you received on your email. 190 Bob Ojeda 395 Dave Righetti 4 Glenn Brummer The set was a notable improvement over the previous year's set in terms of both aesthetics (a visually-pleasing beige design) and quality (fewer errors). Cap As he stormed through the summer of 1984 toward his first National League batting title, his San Diego Padres did the same on their way to their first-ever division title and National League pennant. 196 Dave Stapleton 149 Bob Walk 454 Frank LaCorte 439 Geno Petralli Cap (Green, Yellow, Red) 343 Dave Tobik 162 Greg Gross 392 Lou Piniella 271 Tom OMalley After finishing sixth in the AL MVP race in 82, the legendary slugger didnt have it in 83. 456 Randy Moffitt 344 Alan Trammell Back in 1983, the bubble in the baseball card market had already started to form as Donruss and Fleer had both entered the market in 1981 and all three companies started to boost production. 579 Bill Stein 211 Mike Marshall The 1983 Fleer Baseball Team Logo Stickers land one per wax pack and two per cello. Images are a lot of portrait-style shots, either posed or with tight. 395 Dave Righetti 101 Rob Wilfong Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress, 1972 Topps Bob Gibson Needs Time to Warm Up, 1983 Donruss Baseball Cards 10 Most Valuable. But, that was little consolation as another season of Rickey Hendersons prime was spent racking up numbers for a mediocre squad. 91 Bobby Grich 227 Steve Yeager 242 Jerry Koosman 393 Willie Randolph 108 George Brett 42 Charlie Moore 125 U.L. The 1983 Fleer Baseball Card Set includes 660 standard sized cards. 2022 Topps Chrome Baseball, Sonic Base Cards Are Different. 284 Bill Gullickson 447 Kiko Garcia 208 Burt Hooton 374 Chris Welsh 279 Warren Cromartie The 1986 Fleer sticker cards are not only rare compared to the base cards, but also extremely tough to grade due to the enormous amount of off center cuts. 367 John Montefusco 33 Rollie Fingers 449 Danny Heep 1983 FLEER Baseball Cards. 659 CL: Reds / Twins 178 Luis Aponte While I do like the overall design of this set with its nod to the 1963 Topps set, I always wished they would've come up with a better image to use. 142 Dale Murphy 613 Gary Gaetti RC 147 Jerry Royster 282 Doug Flynn 351 John Wockenfuss, 445 Alan Ashby 567 John Grubb 594 Wayne Krenchicki 537 Wally Backman 63 John Lowenstein 143 Phil Niekro 152 Larry Whisenton, 52 Benny Ayala 528 Dwayne Murphy 521 Matt Keough 550 Jesse Orosco, 551 Rick Ownbey 314 Steve Nicosia 642 Ron Hassey / Len Barker, 327 Tom Brookens short .375-inch brown box shaded in on card back 169 Ron Reed 93 Reggie Jackson Playing on a sizeable new contract for $1 million per year, St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith wasn't affected by the team's championship hangover. Logo (Red, Yellow, Green) 369 Joe Pittman A given set is lucky enough if it contains a rookie card of one Hall of Famer but this one has three in Ryne Sandberg, Tony Gwynn and Wade Boggs. 546 Randy Jones 378 Roger Erickson 228 Bill Almon 469 Denny Walling 384 Dave LaRoche 243 Dennis Lamp 658 CL: Mets / Rangers Despite a heartfelt reunion with his former manager, John McNamara, 1982 was the worst full season of Reggie Jacksons storied 21-year career. In the offseason, the Angels parted ways with Gene Mauch after hed led them to a 2-0 ALCS lead over the Milwaukee Brewers, a lead the Angels promptly blew with three-straight losses. 609 John Castino 389 Jerry Mumphrey 459 Luis Pujols 471 Floyd Bannister Theres a link to the price guide in the article in the At a Glance box. Like the 1983 Donruss and Fleer sets, large print runs saturated the market with these cards, driving down their values. 618 Tim Laudner Still in dogged pursuit of Ty Cobb's all-time hits record, Rose suffered through long dry stretches at the plate. Pittsburgh Pirates 652 CL: Giants / Expos Cincinnati Reds 328 Enos Cabell 365 Tim Lollar 265 Gary Lavelle 369 Joe Pittman 622 John Pacella 270 Joe Morgan 588 Dave Concepcion 68 Joe Nolan San Diego Padres 415 Larry Milbourne 132 Brett Butler 463 Nolan Ryan 477 Al Cowens 361 Ruppert Jones 3 Ryne Sandberg #83 When you think about middle infielders who were known as much for their bat as their glove, this Cubs icon should pop into the conversation almost immediately. 486 Mike Stanton The card highlights his unusual day in August where he played for the Mets in an afternoon game, was traded to Montreal and suited up for the Expos that night in Philadelphia. 631 Dave Concepcion / Manny Trillo Now that we got that out of the way, let's take a look at the list: After missing three weeks of his rookie season with a left wrist injury, San Diego Padres outfielder Tony Gwynn hoped his second year in 1983 would be an injury-free breakthrough. 504 Dickie Noles 516 John DAcquisto Write by: . 320 Enrique Romo The Wizard was also becoming a mainstream sensation. The set consisted of 660 baseball cards and each card from the 1983 Fleer baseball card set is listed below. 311 John Milner Its in black and white and its not large, but its something. 352 Kurt Bevacqua 608 Bobby Castillo 1983. 380 Oscar Gamble 28 Mark Brouhard 605 Mike Vail After setting a modern-day MLB record with 130 stolen bases the year before, Henderson followed up with 108 steals in 83 to make it his third time in four years pacing the Majors with 100 or more. Got a question, story idea or want to get in touch? 243 Dennis Lamp 134 Chris Chambliss 132 Brett Butler 335 Chet Lemon 469 Denny Walling, 104 Willie Aikens 237 Kevin Hickey The 1983 Topps baseball card set is one of my favorites of the 1980s for three reasons: As Fleer and Donruss had entered the market a couple years earlier, you could clearly see that Topps was trying to step up its game to hold off its competitors. 289 Dan Norman Read our methodology. 584 Johnny Bench Cap 374 Chris Welsh 656 CL: Astros / Mariners 612 Terry Felton 288 Brad Mills 338 Larry Pashnick The overall card design is good with some nice-looking graphics on the front and a . 83 Doug Corbett 49 Pete Vuckovich 640 Ben Oglivie / Reggie Jackson 570 Charlie Hough 274 Champ Summers 72 Lenn Sakata 18 Darrell Porter 569 Dave Hostetler RC 17 Ken Oberkfell After winning the 82 AL Rookie of the Year award, Ripken followed up with a scintillating sophomore campaign. 184 Rich Gedman 46 Jim Slaton In 1983, though, Fleer cleaned up the photos and errors, gave us an understated design that featured gray/beige borders, and even added photos on card backs. Read our methodology . While Sandbergs bat played hide and seek in 83, his elite glove solidified his place in Chicagos starting lineup. 571 Lamar Johnson 169 Ron Reed 463 Nolan Ryan 592 Paul Householder 314 Steve Nicosia 173 Mike Schmidt Overall, this set is a simple, straightforward set that doesn't offer a whole lot of flashiness or hobby firsts. Cap The most recent auction for one ended in November of 2017 for $31,200. 602 Bob Shirley 479 Todd Cruz 175 Ozzie Virgil Click on any card to see more graded card prices, historic prices, and past sales. 639 Rickey Henderson IA Because of this, Bench called it quits and was serenaded with cheers and standing ovations all year long. 448 Phil Garner who wins student body president riverdale. 566 Bucky Dent Cap Kansas City Royals 61 Dan Ford 583 George Wright RC 357 Dave Edwards 660 CL: Specials / Teams, Atlanta Braves 515 Jeff Burroughs 259 Alan Fowlkes 480 Gary Gray Wax Pack Gods, 100 Most Expensive Magic The Gathering Cards Sold on eBay in the Last 30 Days, 1989 Upper Deck Baseball Cards 28 Most Valuable Wax Pack Gods. Cap (Green, Yellow, Red) 327 Tom Brookens longer 1.25-inch brown box shaded in on card back 495 Leon Durham 381 Rich Gossage 10 Dane Iorg 382 Ken Griffey Cap 620 Bobby Mitchell 638 Carlton Fisk / Gary Carter, 584 Johnny Bench Most card collectors rely on the grades assigned by the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA). St. Louis Cardinals 292 Tim Raines 309 Bill Madlock 614 Mickey Hatcher 1983 Fleer Cello Pack Wade. Whether in center field or left, Murphys glove turned sure hits into outs with regularity. 274 Champ Summers The reverse of the card commemorated Henderson's record-breaking season in 1982 when he passed Lou Brock's 118 stolen bases in a single season with 130 of his own. 35 Moose Haas 161 Ed Farmer Cap A few key facts that I've always liked are: Gary Gaetti is one of the most beloved Minnesota Twins of all-time as he had a fantastic stretch with them from 1981-1990. 404 Carmelo Castillo 460 Craig Reynolds You can find examples of his 1983 Fleer card signed, fewer of his 1986 Topps Traded, and no authentic examples of his 1987 Topps: there are some PSA slabbed examples, but their authenticity has been called into question by other collectors. 1983 Fleer #179 Wade Boggs Rookie Card Estimated PSA 10 Gem Mint Value: $275 No matter where manager Ralph Houk slotted him in the batting order, young Boston Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs just got on base in '83. 332 Howard Johnson RC 337 Lance Parrish 170 Bill Robinson 202 Joe Beckwith Gwynn had to miss Spring Training and the first two months of the 1983 MLB season, and when he came back, his swing was completely out of whack. 307 Richie Hebner 432 Luis Leal 42. - Click Here Click to select a different Vintage Baseball Cards set or Sport 610 Ron Davis 94 Ron Jackson 402 Len Barker Need help buying or selling cards or have a general question about the hobby? 398 Dave Winfield Like the 1983 Donruss and Topps sets, large print runs saturated the market with these cards, driving down their values. It may sound ridiculous now, but 1983 Fleer baseball cards sort of shook up the hobby that year. 444 Alvis Woods. 247 Greg Luzinski Outside of top-end graded copies, this card remains very much affordable. He led the Majors in hits (211), doubles (47), WAR (8.2), games played (162), plate appearances (726), and at-bats (663) while pacing the AL in runs scored (121). The third key Hall of Fame rookie card in this iconic set belongs to Chicago Cubs legend, Ryne Sandberg. 301 Joel Youngblood 488 Ed VandeBerg With five more years of MLB experience than his younger counterpart, Murray took Ripken under his wing and pushed him to bigger and better things. 196 Dave Stapleton 333 Lynn Jones 17 Ken Oberkfell Following a lawsuit, there was a ruling that only Topps could use gum as a baseball card selling point.