Manufacturer: Fleer (Ultra)
Set Size: 650 Cards
Card Size: 2-1/2” x 3-1/2”
Set Notes: The 1993 Ultra baseball card set by Fleer continues the rollout of premium cards of this era. The front side of these baseball cards feature a full size photo with no boarder. The player name and team are in gold foil bottom with a marble texture banner. The colorful Fleer Ultra logo is top also in gold foil. The backs contain additional player images, stats and a colorful background image. The entire card, both front and back are printed with a full gloss finish adding to the high quality feel.
Key Rookies From 1993 Ultra: | 57 – Pedro Martinez | 104 – Tim Wakefield | 519 – Jim Edmonds
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1993 Ultra Rookie Card Prices
| Rookie | Card # | Raw | 9 | 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Javier Lopez | 9 | $1 | $5 | |
| Pedro Martinez | 57 | $2 | $12 | $125 |
| Mike Piazza | 60 | $1 | $10 | $35 |
| Tim Wakefield | 104 | $1 | $15 | $20 |
| Tim Fortugno | 163 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Troy Neel | 260 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Frye | 278 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Roger Pavlik | 283 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Greg McMichael | 308 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tommy Shields | 321 | 50¢ | - | - |
| Matt Walbeck | 323 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Pugh | 332 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Steve Reed | 356 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Danny Sheaffer | 358 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jim Tatum | 360 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Eric Young | 361 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Trevor Hoffman | 378 | $1 | $15 | $50 |
| Richie Lewis | 381 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Scott Pose | 384 | 50¢ | $6 | - |
| Tim Laker | 416 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Mike Lansing | 417 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Mike Draper | 425 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Todd Pratt | 444 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Al Martin | 451 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Blas Minor | 452 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Dennis Moeller | 453 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Paul Wagner | 457 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Rene Arocha | 460 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Brian Barber | 461 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Pat Gomez | 471 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Scott Sanders | 476 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Darrell Sherman | 478 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Worrell | 480 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Sherman Obando | 497 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Ken Ryan | 517 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jim Edmonds | 519 | $1 | $16 | $105 |
| Manny Ramirez | 545 | $1 | $5 | $70 |
| J.T. Snow | 525 | 75¢ | $5 | - |
| Billy Brewer | 557 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Graeme Lloyd | 572 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Russ Davis | 592 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Eric Fox | 605 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Mike Mohler | 610 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jim Converse | 616 | 25¢ | - | - |
| John Cummings | 617 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Fernando Vina | 625 | 25¢ | - | - |
| David Hulse | 630 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Matt Whiteside | 638 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Domingo Martinez | 644 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Data Updated: April 2026 | ||||
Overview of 1993 Ultra Baseball Cards
The 1993 Fleer Ultra baseball set is widely considered one of the high quality sets for the “premium” card movement of the early 90s. Building on the success of the 1992 redesign, Fleer focused on high-gloss finishes, gold foil accents, and high-quality photography that set it apart from the standard cardboard of the era.
Set Overview & Design: The set consists of 650 cards released in two series (Series 1: 1-300; Series 2: 301-650). Series 2 was notable for including 51 cards dedicated to the two new expansion teams, the Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies. The cards featured a UV-coating on both sides, making them extremely “sticky” over time (collectors often refer to this as “bricking”). These cards have a sleek, full-bleed photo design with the “Ultra” logo and player name in gold foil.
Key Rookie Cards (RCs): While 1993 is most famous for the SP Derek Jeter rookie, Fleer Ultra contains several Hall of Fame and star-caliber rookies.
- Mike Piazza (#60): His most iconic Fleer Ultra card, though technically he has cards in earlier 1992 sets, this is a staple of the ’93 set.
- Pedro Martinez (#57): A key rookie card for the legendary pitcher.
- Jim Edmonds (#519): A highly sought-after rookie due to his later success with the Cardinals.
- Trevor Hoffman (#378): The Hall of Fame closer’s rookie card.
- Manny Ramirez (#545): Another major offensive star of the era.
Popular Insert Sets: Fleer Ultra was a leader in the “insert craze.” These cards were much harder to find than base cards and featured even more aggressive designs.
- All-Stars: 20-card set found in Series 2 (1:9 packs).
- Home Run Kings: 10-card set featuring stars like Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire (1:18 packs).
- Strikeout Kings: A 5-card set featuring Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson—this is one of the most aesthetically pleasing inserts of the set (1:37 packs).
- Dennis Eckersley Career Highlights: A special tribute to the closer, including a very rare autograph version (limited to 2,000) which remains one of the most valuable cards in the entire product.
- Ultra Performers: A 10-card set that was actually serial-numbered (to 150,000), which was a novelty at the time.
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Market Value & Tips: Because 1993 was the peak of the “Junk Wax” era, production numbers were still very high.
Due to the high-gloss coating, these cards are prone to “chipping” on the edges and “bricking” (sticking together in unopened packs).
The “Bricking” Risk: If you buy a sealed box today, be careful. The cards often fuse together, and prying them apart can ruin the surface of the cards.
Popular Rookie Cards From 1993 Ultra Baseball
