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SKU: EAST154C1041
Configuration: 36 packs per box, 15 cards per pack
*This box was wrapped from an original sealed case*
1983 Fleer Baseball Hobby Box
The 1983 Fleer Baseball set is a vintage favorite that captures the early ’80s collecting boom, delivering a clean design and one of the most exciting rookie classes of the decade. With a sealed hobby box, collectors can experience the nostalgia of ripping classic wax packs while chasing Hall of Fame debuts and legendary stars.
Product Highlights:
Each box contains 36 packs, with 15 cards plus 1 team logo sticker per pack.
Key rookie cards include Tony Gwynn, Wade Boggs, and Ryne Sandberg—three future Hall of Famers whose careers began in this iconic set.
Packed with stars from the era, including Cal Ripken Jr., Nolan Ryan, Mike Schmidt, George Brett, Rickey Henderson, and more.
Features Fleer’s simple yet sharp design with white borders, team logos, and classic photography.
Includes collectible team logo stickers in every pack, adding an extra layer of nostalgia.
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