This was the final card I needed. Arrived today.

The 1991 Fleer Baseball set is one of the most recognizable—and polarizing—issues of the early ’90s junk wax era.

Released by Fleer, the set contains 720 cards and is instantly identifiable for its bright yellow borders, which earned it the nickname “the banana set.” While bold and unique, the design is notorious among collectors because the borders show chipping and wear very easily, making high-grade copies surprisingly tough.

From a content standpoint, the set captures a transitional moment in baseball—mixing late-’80s stars with a new wave of talent. Key rookie cards include:

• Chipper Jones (arguably the most important card in the set)

• Jeff Bagwell

• Ivan Rodriguez

Overall, 1991 Fleer sits in that classic junk wax sweet spot—mass-produced but nostalgic, with a few key cards that still carry weight. For many collectors, it’s less about value and more about the distinct look and the challenge of finding clean copies.

2025 Stadium Club is out. I completed Stadium Club's set in 2015.

We ripped some jumbos this weekend and put together base sets for her, her little sister, and myself. We have pretty much all the base cards, so we’ll be chipping away at the insert sets next.

This one's been completed for awhile. I remember buying my first rack packs with this set. Also the design that will be used for 2026 Heritage!