1990-91 Fleer David Robinson #270
David Robinson · Fleer · Base / Veteran (Second Year Card)
Player
David Robinson
Set
1990-91 Fleer Basketball
Year
1990
Card #
270
Condition Grade
PSA 3 (VG) to PSA 4 (VG-EX) Estimate. Visible heavy edge chipping, soft corners, and black surface spotting/ink transfer in the stats box.
Category
Base / Veteran (Second Year Card)
Manufacturer
Fleer
Demand Level
Moderate. David Robinson is a legendary Hall of Famer, but this specific card was mass-produced and is common in the market.
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$0.50 - $2.00
Graded Value
PSA 8: $15-20, PSA 9: $40-60, PSA 10: $450-550. This specific card is unlikely to grade high enough to justify the cost of grading.
Comparable Sales
Raw copies in similar condition frequently sell for $1.00 or less in bulk lots. PSA 10 copies command a premium, but mid-grade copies (PSA 5-7) often sell for less than the cost of the plastic slab.
Description
The reverse of the 1990-91 Fleer David Robinson card featuring his college stats from Navy and his NBA Rookie of the Year season stats. The card has a yellow border with a pink-arch biographical section and the NBA logo in the top left corner.
Key Features
Features the 'The Admiral' David Robinson right after his iconic Rookie of the Year campaign. This set is a staple of the 'Junk Wax' era, meaning it was produced in very high volumes but remains popular for Hall of Fame collectors.
Authenticity Indicators
Authentic. Features the correct period-appropriate card stock (brownish-grey pulp visible on edges) and the standard 1990 Fleer printing pattern. Confidence is high as this card is rarely counterfeited due to high production numbers.
Flaws to Note
Significant wear on the yellow borders (white chipping), rounding on all four corners, and several black ink spots/marks inside the white statistics box which negatively impact the surface grade.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Best sold as part of a lot on eBay, or in a dollar-bin at a local card show. Shipping as a single via eBay Standard Envelope is the only way to retain profit.
Selling Tips
Do not grade this card; the grading fees will far exceed the market value for this condition. For photography, remove it from the scratched semi-rigid holder to show the surface more clearly.