I picked up a jumbo box of 1993 Fleer Series 1 at a recent card show and decided to dice it up as part of a free group break. This was the first year that Fleer went with a glossy coating on their cards. Here's a random pack from the box.
87 - Eric Hillman
217 - Derek Lilliquist (Lilliquist is the current bullpen coach for the Cardinals as well as acting pitching coach in Dave Duncan's absence.)
262 - Chili Davis
96 - Anthony Young (Young is checking to see if anyone noticed his 2-14 season.)
219 - Charles Nagy (Fleer tilted the card backs, a first for them. I do like the added touch of the second full color photo.)
85 - Daryl Boston
264 - Greg Gagne (More than anything in life, Gagne enjoys throwing down a good bunt.)
98 - Juan Bell
236 - George Brett
115 - Jose Lind
127 - Ray Lankford (Here's Lankford sporting some flip shades and some goofy straps.)
117 - Orlando Merced (Merced is apparently allergic to bats.)
300 - Walt Weiss
125 - Bernard Gilkey (Coming up in the Whiteyball era, it took awhile before Gilkey developed much power.)
302 - Willie Wilson
129 - Donovan Osborne
232 - Scott Livingstone
304 - Bret Boone (Boone drove in 147 runs in 2001, finishing 3rd in MVP voting while his own teammate took away the crown.)
234 - Mickey Tettleton
113 - Jeff King
355 - Ivan Rodriguez and Kirby Puckett Super Star Special (I always enjoy the Fleer Super Star Special cards, but I appreciated them more when they'd have a cheesy title on the front. This card is called "Power Packs".)
182 - Jody Reed
5 - Brian Hunter
40 - Tim Pugh
197 - Tim Salmon (Did anyone call him The Jammin' Salmon? No?)
357 - Roberto Alomar, Chuck Knoblauch and Carlos Baerga Super Star Special ("Infield Trifecta")
168 - Chris Hoiles
3 - Ron Gant
7 of 10 - Reggie Sanders Rookie Sensations (I seem to remember Rookie Sensations being a bigger deal in Fleer Basketball, at least in the early days. Sanders had a nice career playing for a lot of teams.)
