Manufacturer: Fleer
Set Size: 720 Cards
Card Size: 2-1/2” x 3-1/2”
Set Notes: The 1993 Fleer baseball card set is known for its silver color boarders and large player images. In addition to this the front of the cards also contain a vertical left side banner with the player name, team name and position in a team related color. The back side has another player image with stats. The players last name is in a large block type font with a team color gradient design.
Key Rookies From 1993 Fleer: | 90 – Jeff Kent | 123 – Tim Wakefield | 197 – Tim Salmon
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1993 Fleer Rookie Card Prices
| Rookie | Card # | Raw | 9 | 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| David Nied | 9 | 50¢ | - | - |
| Bobby Ayala | 29 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Branson | 31 | 50¢ | - | - |
| Steve Foster | 33 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Pugh | 40 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Eddie Taubensee | 55 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Pedro Astacio | 57 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Eric Young | 69 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Laker | 77 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Kent | 90 | 75¢ | - | $40 |
| Keith Shepherd | 109 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Wakefield | 123 | $1 | - | - |
| Dan Walters | 149 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Salmon | 197 | 75¢ | $5 | - |
| Kurt Knudsen | 231 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Kevin Koslofski | 240 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Nelson | 311 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Frye | 321 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Steve Reed | 414 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jim Tatum | 416 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Pat Rapp | 429 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Bob Ayrault | 484 | 50¢ | - | - |
| Tom Marsh | 494 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Todd Pratt | 497 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jim Pena | 536 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Tim Fortugno | 572 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Ed Pierce | 623 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Steve Shifflett | 625 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jeff Reboulet | 642 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Jerry Nielsen | 654 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Eric Fox | 663 | 25¢ | - | - |
| David Hulse | 683 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Roger Pavlik | 688 | 25¢ | - | - |
| Data Updated: April 2026 | ||||
Overview of 1993 Fleer Baseball Cards
The 1993 Fleer baseball set is a quintessential example of early ’90s “junk wax” era design—clean, slightly experimental, and massively overproduced. While it lacks the high-end prestige of Fleer’s “Ultra” line, it remains a favorite for nostalgic collectors due to its unique aesthetic and easy accessibility.
The Design & Structure: The 1993 set was a departure from the colorful, neon-heavy designs Fleer used in the late ’80s and early ’90s.
The cards feature a crisp silver border and a unique vertical text bar on the left side that houses the player’s name and team. This design was highly praised at the time for making it easy to flip through a stack and identify players quickly.
Set Size: The base set consists of 720 cards, split into two series (360 cards each).
Expansion Teams: Series Two is notable for including the first-ever team cards for the expansion Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies.
Key Subsets & Inserts: 1993 was the year Fleer really leaned into the “insert craze.” These were the cards everyone was hunting for in wax packs.
- Pro-Visions: These are the most iconic inserts from the set. They feature surreal, airbrushed artwork of superstars like Barry Bonds, Kirby Puckett, and Roger Clemens.
- Rookie Sensations: Continuing the popular 1992 theme, these featured the hottest young players (like Tim Salmon) with a gold-foil design.
- Major League Prospects: A common pull (1:6 packs) that focused on up-and-coming talent.
- Tom Glavine Career Highlights: A special tribute to the Braves’ ace, featuring a 10-card subset.
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Notable Players & “The Missing Legend: While 1993 Fleer is loaded with Hall of Famers (Griffey Jr., Bonds, Ripken Jr., Nolan Ryan), it is ironically famous for who it doesn’t have:
No Derek Jeter: While Jeter has a card in 1993 Fleer Excel (a minor league product), he does not appear in the flagship 1993 Fleer set.
The Ozzie Smith Mystery: For reasons never fully explained, “The Wizard” was completely left out of the 1993 base set. He finally appeared later that year in the “Final Edition” update set.
Key Rookies: There aren’t many “monster” rookie cards in this specific set. Most notable are Jeff Kent #90 and Tim Wakefield #123.
Collectability Today: Because Fleer produced these cards in massive quantities, they are very affordable today. Most base cards of stars are worth very little even “mint” factory sets can often be found for low cost.
The “Final Edition” Factor: Fleer released a 300-card “Final Edition” factory set at the end of the year. This set is slightly harder to find than the base series and contains the Trevor Hoffman and Jim Edmonds rookies.
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