1990 Fleer Lee Guetterman #204

Lee Guetterman · Fleer · Base

1990 Fleer Lee Guetterman #204

Player

Lee Guetterman

Set

1990 Fleer Baseball

Year

1990

Card #

204

Condition Grade

PSA 8 (NM-MT) - Centering is slightly heavy on the right side on the front, corners appear relatively sharp with very minor softening possible under magnification, edges are clean with minimal chipping, and the surface shows typical gloss with a couple of faint print spots.

Category

Base

Manufacturer

Fleer

Demand Level

Low. This is a common junk wax era base card with a very niche collector base, mostly appealing to team collectors or set builders.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$0.25 - $1.00

Graded Value

PSA 8: $10-15, PSA 9: $15-25, PSA 10: $40-60

Comparable Sales

Recent raw sales for common 1990 Fleer base cards like this typically range from $0.10 to $0.50 on eBay and COMC, often sold in multi-card lots.

Description

This is a 1990 Fleer baseball base card featuring pitcher Lee Guetterman of the Seattle Mariners. The card showcases the classic 1990 Fleer baby blue and yellow border design, featuring the player's name and position at the top left, the Fleer logo in a yellow banner at the bottom left, and the Mariners team logo in the bottom right corner. The reverse typically includes player stats and bio.

Key Features

Part of the iconic 1990 Fleer set, known for its vibrant blue and yellow border design and massive production print runs characteristic of the junk wax era.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence. Card stock, printing clarity, and color saturation are consistent with genuine 1990 Fleer production. This card is not commonly counterfeited due to its low market value.

Flaws to Note

Slight right-heavy centering on the front. Minor corner and edge wear typical of ungraded vintage mass-produced cards.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

COMC, eBay (best sold as part of a larger team set or bulk lot), or local card shop dollar bins.

Selling Tips

Not economically viable to grade due to high grading fees relative to the card's low market value. Best kept raw in a binder or sold as part of a bulk 1990s lot using standard PWE (Plain White Envelope) shipping.

Scanned on 10/9/2026