1997 Fleer Royce Clayton #392

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1997 Fleer Royce Clayton #392

Player

Royce Clayton

Set

1997 Fleer Baseball

Year

1997

Card #

392

Condition Grade

PSA 7 (NM) - Centering is slightly heavy on the right border, top-bottom is decent, corners show mild softening at the tips, edges are clean with minor chipping, surface gloss remains high with no major scratches.

Category

Base

Manufacturer

Fleer

Demand Level

Low - Royce Clayton is a former All-Star and solid major league shortstop, but base cards from the late 1990s carry minimal demand outside of player-specific team collectors.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$1 - $5

Graded Value

PSA 6: $10-15, PSA 7: $15-25, PSA 8: $30-50

Comparable Sales

Raw copies of 1990s Fleer base cards for common veteran players typically sell for $0.99 to $2.00 or are sold in bulk lots for pennies per card.

Description

This is a 1997 Fleer baseball base card featuring shortstop Royce Clayton of the Colorado Rockies. The card features a classic white border design with the Fleer crown logo in the top-left corner. The player name is printed below the photo alongside the Colorado Rockies team logo. Please note that while the user mentioned a signed card, this appears to be a standard base card with the facsimile or printed autograph facsimile as part of the Fleer design layout.

Key Features

Features Royce Clayton during his tenure with the Colorado Rockies. Part of the 1997 Fleer base set known for its clean, classic white border layout and photography.

Authenticity Indicators

Card stock, font styles, and gloss finish match authentic 1997 Fleer production standards. Confidence is High.

Flaws to Note

Slight right-heavy centering on the front, minor corner softening typical of standard 1990s cardstock.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or COMC are the best platforms, or as part of a bulk team lot.

Selling Tips

Due to low individual value, it is recommended to sell this card raw as part of a Colorado Rockies team lot or player collection rather than paying grading fees, which would far exceed the card's market value.

Notes

Signed Royce Clayton 1989 card

Scanned on 9/5/2026