I've had these cards stored away for over 13 years. Just decided to look them up, get more info but haven't had much luck. I know absolutely NOTHING about these cards or what I can do with them.
#98 1996 Fleer X-Men Storm #96 1996 Fleer X-Men Psylocke #96 Fleer Ultra X-Men Psylocke (Adam Kubert) #94 Fleer Ultra X-Men Iceman (Andy Kubert) #97 Fleer Ultra X-Men Rogue (Adam Kubert) #90 Fleer Ultra X-Men Beast (Andy Kubert) #92 Fleer Ultra X-Men Cyclops (Adam Kubert) #91 Fleer Ultra X-Men Colossus **All cards ending w/ a Kubert name has their name printed on the front of the card. Not sure if that makes a difference.
Are they worth keeping? Is any card worth anything? Any help would be greatly appreciated.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Co2Co,
July 15, 2012, 07:24 PM
Andy28
Someone else will know more, but it looks like they are all base cards. Looks like maybe you had 1 or 2 packs of each? I don't think they are worth all that much to be honest.
its odd though that you only have cards in the 90s number range for the x-men set.
July 18, 2012, 12:51 PM
Co2Co
Thought I would have better luck here, guess not.
July 18, 2012, 03:06 PM
goldenavenger
Luck doesn't factor in to this, they are worth what they are worth no matter where you go on the internet. They look to be base cards and they are most likely only worth a couple/few pennies each. Which means if someone needed them to fill in gaps they could try trading with you for something they have, but shipping them would probably cost more than what they are worth.
How about trying to complete those cards set? We could use another collector in this hobby.
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One suggestion is to visit ebay,com and do a search of some of the cards you list to see what others are getting for similar cards.
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July 28, 2012, 12:43 AM
kane1
As far I can tell you. Some of the cards you mentioned are "Fleer Ultra 1995 X-Men All Chromium". All the ones with gold print signature of the Kubert family members are the parallel cards. If you have them in Near Mint you can ask for each one from $1 to $2. As far I can tell you the base set of the X-Men Chromium cards was considered common cards.
For the '94 Flair Bishop card is you have card #143 you have one of the "rare popular" value cards of the "94 Flair set. In Near Mint you can ask for it from $1 to $2.
The rest are common cards that in Near Mint are sell from $0.01 to $1.00 in eBay, but their actual value isn't more than $0.30.
