1993-1994 Fleer unopened boxes

momo1234 · April 27, 2020 3:54PM

I saw on one of the forums that a 93-94 fleer unopened box sold for $80....now a 93-94 Jam Session unopened box is listed for $60 on eBay. I know this was a cool set and all, but is there any card in this box that is worth buying that box?

Seems like ESPN has successfully taken all NBA cards to new heights....

appreciate your thoughts!

magicpapa · April 27, 2020 8:04PM

might be a Sticky Situation

momo1234 · April 27, 2020 8:17PM

Totally. Also, no idea what that means but It sounds cool.

krisd3279 · April 27, 2020 8:55PM

Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

momo1234 · April 27, 2020 8:57PM

Ah. Got it.
I looked it up and seems a hard box to get but not sure.
Either way would be fun to bust.

momo1234 · April 28, 2020 9:17AM

Well looks like someone got it for $40. I put in $20. Oh well

chaz43 · April 28, 2020 9:22AM

@krisd3279 said:
Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

No, not true. Not regarding 1992 Topps Stadium Club with Beam Team...they are fine. Have a box that I opened that was stored for many years and maybe one or two cards stuck but came apart easily and are fine.

chaz

DBesse27 · April 28, 2020 9:41AM

@chaz43 said:

@krisd3279 said:
Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

No, not true. Not regarding 1992 Topps Stadium Club with Beam Team...they are fine. Have a box that I opened that was stored for many years and maybe one or two cards stuck but came apart easily and are fine.

chaz

Depends on the climate in which they were stored.

Cs223406 · April 28, 2020 11:18AM

I have opened a few of these trying for the All Stars and Living Legends in series 2.

For the All-Stars and other inserts (Drexler, internationals) these can come out pretty good (the packs seem to brick in the same spot but not around the insert card). For All Star-- centering is tough and corners are easily bent.

For the Living Legends; these can be problematic with sticking. I've pulled a couple that the foil surface was tacked onto another card so just FYI.

They are still fun breaks (just not at todays prices).

momo1234 · April 28, 2020 11:19AM

I got a bunch of unopened baseball fleet boxes from 92-94 even have a fleet minor league box. Assuming all this is not that valuable but like u said. Fun to break.

chaz43 · April 28, 2020 12:57PM

@DBesse27 said:

@chaz43 said:

@krisd3279 said:
Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

No, not true. Not regarding 1992 Topps Stadium Club with Beam Team...they are fine. Have a box that I opened that was stored for many years and maybe one or two cards stuck but came apart easily and are fine.

chaz

Depends on the climate in which they were stored.

Maybe, but can't make a blanket statement saying that all glossy cards will stick. It's very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter where I live and it did not affect them at all.

chaz

krisd3279 · April 28, 2020 3:18PM

@chaz43 said:

@krisd3279 said:
Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

No, not true. Not regarding 1992 Topps Stadium Club with Beam Team...they are fine. Have a box that I opened that was stored for many years and maybe one or two cards stuck but came apart easily and are fine.

chaz

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Nobody said all glossy cards will stick. I was simply explaining what "might be a sticky situation" meant. It looks like you are making a blanket statement that all 1992 Topps Stadium Club are fine. So you owned all of the unopened 1992 Topps Stadium Club, then opened them all and it was all fine? Or are you just making that statement based on a single data point?

Here is an example of some 1997 Topps "not stuck" together.

chaz43 · April 29, 2020 1:31PM

@krisd3279 said:

@chaz43 said:

@krisd3279 said:
Glossy cards stored for long periods of time in unknown temperatures and humidity will become stuck together and in most cases results in lost gloss and surface damage when taking them apart.

No, not true. Not regarding 1992 Topps Stadium Club with Beam Team...they are fine. Have a box that I opened that was stored for many years and maybe one or two cards stuck but came apart easily and are fine.

chaz

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Nobody said all glossy cards will stick. I was simply explaining what "might be a sticky situation" meant. It looks like you are making a blanket statement that all 1992 Topps Stadium Club are fine. So you owned all of the unopened 1992 Topps Stadium Club, then opened them all and it was all fine? Or are you just making that statement based on a single data point?

Here is an example of some 1997 Topps "not stuck" together.

No, I am just saying 1992 Stadium club basketball series 2 does not stick.

chaz

momo1234 · April 29, 2020 1:32PM

And I’m just sayin’ anyone want to buy a box or three of topps stadium club baseball from 1991?

magicpapa · April 29, 2020 10:25PM

OOPS ..............

krisd3279 · April 30, 2020 6:55AM

Just this

magicpapa · May 1, 2020 12:17AM

@krisd3279 said:

Just this

NOT WITH MY WORMS YOU DON'T ! ! !

1993-1994 Fleer unopened boxes

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