1987 Burger King All-Pro 2nd Edition Series Roger Clemens #4
Roger Clemens · Burger King / Donruss · Insert / Promo
Player
Roger Clemens
Set
Burger King All-Pro 2nd Edition Series
Year
1987
Card #
#4
Condition Grade
PSA 6 (EX-MT) due to uneven and slightly worn perforated edges, soft corners, and minor corner rounding typical of hand-separated test/promotional issues.
Category
Insert / Promo
Manufacturer
Burger King / Donruss
Demand Level
Moderate. Roger Clemens has a dedicated collector base due to his legendary pitching career, though promotional/food issue sets appeal mostly to player collectors and vintage set builders.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$5 - $15
Graded Value
PSA 5: $10-15, PSA 6: $15-25, PSA 7: $30-50
Comparable Sales
Recent raw sales for similar 1987 Burger King Roger Clemens cards in mid-grade condition range from $5 to $15 depending on the exact edge preservation.
Description
Featured is a 1987 Burger King All-Pro 2nd Edition Series Roger Clemens card #4. This promotional release was distributed through Burger King restaurants and features a distinct perforated stamp-like border design. The front showcases a close-up portrait of Clemens in his Boston Red Sox uniform with a blue background, framed by a striking blue border with white stars at the top and bottom. The top features the Burger King logo and 'ALL-PRO 2ND EDITION SERIES' text, while the bottom banner displays the player name, team, and position.
Key Features
Early Roger Clemens insert/promotional card from his prime years with the Boston Red Sox, unique Burger King promotional distribution, distinctive perforated die-cut edges.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence in authenticity. Standard card stock matches known 1987 Burger King test issues, correct font styling, clear photo reproduction, and standard perforation patterns. Not a heavily counterfeited card.
Flaws to Note
Typical condition issues for Burger King perforated cards include irregular tearing along the perforated edges, soft or blunted corners, and slight toning from age on the card stock.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or specialized Facebook baseball card collector groups focused on 1980s inserts and star player collections.
Selling Tips
Raw sales are usually best for lower-to-mid grade food issue cards since grading fees often exceed the value bump. Clearly photograph the front and back, noting the condition of the perforated edges in the description.