Mark Brunell
Quarterback · Jacksonville Jaguars
Fleer Tradition #Not visible
Year & Era
1998 - Late 90s Era
Card Type
Base Veteran Card
Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Rarity
High print run base card, very common in the secondary market.
Overall Assessment
A nostalgic 90s base card in decent raw condition, perfect for a Jaguars team collector or 90s set builder but lacking significant monetary value.
Condition Grade
Raw - appears Near Mint
Centering Assessment
Front appears relatively well-centered with slight preference to the left side, back not visible.
Surface Condition
Surface shows standard gloss and sheen typical of 1998 Fleer products with minor handling wear.
Corner Condition
Corners are generally sharp with minor potential softening under magnification.
Edge Condition
Edges appear clean with minimal chipping along the borders.
Print Quality
Standard late 90s Fleer offset printing with gold foil stamping.
Estimated Value
1 to 5 USD raw
Comparison to Known Examples
Typical example for this set, condition is consistent with preserved raw cards from the era.
Authentication Tips
Standard card stock of the era without specialized security features; unlikely to be counterfeited due to low monetary value.
Grading Recommendation
Not recommended for professional grading as the grading fees would exceed the total value of the card.
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed.
Provenance Notes
Originally distributed in 1998 Fleer Tradition wax or retail packs.
Historical Context
Mark Brunell was the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars franchise's first star quarterback, leading them to early playoff success.
Market Trends
Stable, low-tier collector market value with minimal fluctuation.
Investment Potential
Low investment potential; suitable primarily for team or player PC (personal collection) builders.
Similar Cards
1998 Fleer, 1998 Topps, and 1998 Score Mark Brunell base cards.
Display & Preservation
Standard penny sleeve and top loader in a cool, dry, dark environment.
Interesting Facts
Brunell led the NFL in passing yards in 1996 and later won a Super Bowl ring as a backup with the New Orleans Saints.