John Franco (Note: This is actually a baseball card featuring a pitcher, not a football player)

Pitcher · Cincinnati Reds

1985 Fleer Baseball #Not visible (likely in the hundreds)

John Franco (Note: This is actually a baseball card featuring a pitcher, not a football player)

Year & Era

1985 — Junk Wax Era

Card Type

Base Card with In-Person Autograph

Grade

Raw — appears Excellent to Near Mint (EX-MT)

Rarity

Common base card with a customized in-person signature

Overall Assessment

A fun vintage collectible featuring a great relief pitcher, though limited in monetary value due to being a non-football item and having an unauthenticated in-person signature

Condition Grade

Raw — appears Excellent to Near Mint (EX-MT)

Centering Assessment

Front appears slightly heavy on the right border and top-heavy

Surface Condition

Good surface overall with some minor scuffing on the top loader and light surface wear visible under the autograph

Corner Condition

Corners show minor softening consistent with age and raw storage

Edge Condition

Edges are generally clean with light wear along the borders

Print Quality

Standard 1985 Fleer print quality with typical soft borders and matte finish

Estimated Value

1 to 5 USD raw, highly dependent on the authenticity of the in-person autograph

Comparison to Known Examples

Typical raw copy with standard centering issues common to 1985 Fleer production

Authentication Tips

Verify the blue sharpie signature against known exemplars of John Franco's in-person autograph

Grading Recommendation

Not recommended for professional grading due to low raw market value unless certified by a major authentication service like JSA or PSA for the autograph

Red Flags

In-person signature lacks third-party certificate of authenticity (COA), which reduces buyer confidence

Provenance Notes

Sourced from a raw collection, likely obtained at a game or card show signing

Historical Context

John Franco was a notable relief pitcher and four-time All-Star, famous for his tenure with the New York Mets

Market Trends

Stable low-end market for 1980s baseball commons and in-person signed vintage cards

Investment Potential

Low investment potential; primarily a nostalgic piece for player collectors

Similar Cards

1985 Topps John Franco, 1986 Fleer John Franco

Display & Preservation

Store in a standard penny sleeve and rigid top loader away from direct sunlight

Interesting Facts

John Franco finished his career with 424 saves, ranking high on the all-time MLB saves list

Scanned on 10/7/2026