Does anyone know the print runs for 1991-92 Fleer 3D cards?

[akaus21]

Is there anyway to know how many Fleer 3D cards were made of each player? I'm also curious what the Blowout experts think is a good price for a copy of each Reggie Miller card is? Thanks for your help with honest answers.

[discodanman45]

Originally Posted by akaus21

Is there anyway to know how many Fleer 3D cards were made of each player? I'm also curious what the Blowout experts think is a good price for a copy of each Reggie Miller card is? Thanks for your help with honest answers.

The last sale for the Miller was about $500 on auction last year. I believe you got to request the player you wanted from the wrapper exchange. That is why you see more superstars and less of other players like Rik Smits, which I will never find. I think I could probably get a Jordan cheaper than a Smits if it went to auction. The Miller only has a population of 3 at PSA and 1 at BGS. With how much 90's collectors spend right now, it could go for $1000 or something ridiculous if it gets into a bidding war. Heck, the Reggie Miller league leaders card could get bids at the $1500 it is at auction right now.

No one cared about the Pacers in 1991 unfortunately. There are just not many of these cards available.

[akaus21]

Thanks for the reply. I knew they were rare, but wasn't sure if there was any information produced about how many were made or actually redeemed.

Originally Posted by discodanman45

The last sale for the Miller was about $500 on auction last year. I believe you got to request the player you wanted from the wrapper exchange. That is why you see more superstars and less of other players like Rik Smits, which I will never find. I think I could probably get a Jordan cheaper than a Smits if it went to auction. The Miller only has a population of 3 at PSA and 1 at BGS. With how much 90's collectors spend right now, it could go for $1000 or something ridiculous if it gets into a bidding war. Heck, the Reggie Miller league leaders card could get bids at the $1500 it is at auction right now.

No one cared about the Pacers in 1991 unfortunately. There are just not many of these cards available.

[LovelyLlamas]

I’ve long wondered if anyone back in the day spent the $4.99 for coach Rex
Hughes. Not to pick on coach but that does seem like the most random card in the whole set.

[byronscott4ever]

Originally Posted by LovelyLlamas

I’ve long wondered if anyone back in the day spent the $4.99 for coach Rex
Hughes. Not to pick on coach but that does seem like the most random card in the whole set.

I feel like there was a huge group of singles listed a year or two ago—don’t recall coaches being included

[Harper]

I have seen some super random players/coaches. Never seen one for Ron Harper tho, which feels weird to me. Seems like a decent prospect at the time. Dunk contest participant. Scorer. 2nd in 87 ROY voting

[akaus21]

I picked up both Reggie's for a decent price in my opinion. I can check them off the want list. Thanks for all the comments.

Good luck to everyone else trying to find a copy of their player or coach.

[Giantrobot]

Originally Posted by Harper

I have seen some super random players/coaches. Never seen one for Ron Harper tho, which feels weird to me. Seems like a decent prospect at the time. Dunk contest participant. Scorer. 2nd in 87 ROY voting

He had just come back from his ACL injury and was never quite the same player. He was a promising player early on with the Cavs, but he was already on the decline by 1991 because of the injuries. He wasn’t a hot prospect anymore. Still, someone must have ordered his 3D card, you’d think.

[The Finest]

I have the Armon Gilliam and have a feeling it's the only one ever made lol.