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| 2001 All-Star Game: Ultimate Card Show |
Below is an advertisement.
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Fleer
The story of Fleer Trading Cards dates back to 1849 when Frank H. Fleer began his bubble gum business. In 1906, Fleer's first attempt at bubble gum was called Blibber-Blubber. After success in bubble gum, Fleer decided to begin producing trading cards. In 1923, Fleer created its first "trading card," 120 "famous pictures" packed with every 5-cent pack of Fleer's Bobs & Fruit Hearts. Babe Ruth's picture was among the stars, but because the set is so rare, no one knows all of the players who were included in the set. Starting in 1995, Fleer acquired SkyBox International, forming Fleer/SkyBox International, which is currently known as Fleer Trading Cards. As the company headed into the new millennium, Fleer announced the complete restructuring of its product pricing in order to offer more value in every pack. All products under $2.99 now contain 10 cards per pack. Collectors can still find autographs, game-used memorabilia cards and more in all of the sets, which range from $1.49 to $5.99.
2001 Fleer Triple Crown
The highly anticipated debut of Triple Crown baseball is loaded with the top stars and the hottest prospects.
$54.95
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2001 Fleer Tradition This year's edition of Tradition baseball will continue to draw collectors back to the hobby with... $54.95
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2001 Fleer Ultra Ultra Baseball returns for its 10th season in 2001. In addition to the award-winning photography... $59.95
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2001 Fleer Platinum Platinum Baseball marks the return of rack and jumbo packs and introduces event-used tickets for Fleers 20th Anniversary. $71.95
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