How many cards are in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro?

Our Basketball price guide lists 3 cards for 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro, 3 of them with live market prices.

What is the most valuable card in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro?

The most valuable card in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro is Lebron James #R66 at $510 in PSA 10 ($21.00 raw).

Is Lebron James #R66 worth grading?

A PSA 10 Lebron James #R66 sells for $510 vs $21.00 raw — a 24× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.

When was 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro released?

2007 Fleer 1987 Retro was released in 2007.

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2007 Fleer 1987 Retro Checklist & Card Prices

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2007 Fleer 1987 Retro (Basketball) has 3 cards in our price guide, 3 of them with live market values. The most valuable is Lebron James #R66 at $510 in PSA 10 ($21.00 raw). Across the set, PSA 10 copies total $510 and raw copies $123.

Cards: 3
With prices: 3
PSA 10 total: $510
Raw total: $123
Avg gem premium: 24×
Top card: $510

Most valuable cards

The 3 highest-value cards in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro, ranked by PSA 10 price (best graded or raw where no PSA 10 sale exists).

Lebron James #R66

Raw $21.00PSA 10 $5100% 30d

Michael Jordan #87R-71

Raw $100Graded $3080% 30d

Vince Carter #87R-23

Raw $2.000% 30d

Full checklist

All 3 cards we track from 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro, with the latest raw and graded market values. Tap any card for its full price history.

Card	Raw	PSA 9	PSA 10	CGC 10	BGS 10	30d
Lebron James #R66Lebron James	$21.00	$99.99	$510	$306	$663	0%
Michael Jordan #87R-71Michael Jordan	$100	$280	—	—	—	0%
Vince Carter #87R-23Vince Carter	$2.00	—	—	—	—	0%

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About this set

2007 Fleer 1987 Retro is a Basketball set from 2007. Midpoint tracks 3 cards from it, 3 with market prices from recent sales and 1 with a PSA 10 value. The set's most valuable card is Lebron James #R66 at $510 in PSA 10 ($21.00 raw). Priced raw copies add up to $123, and PSA 10 copies to $510. On average a PSA 10 sells for 24× the raw price across the set's graded cards.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro?: Our Basketball price guide lists 3 cards for 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro, 3 of them with live market prices.
What is the most valuable card in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro?: The most valuable card in 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro is Lebron James #R66 at $510 in PSA 10 ($21.00 raw).
Is Lebron James #R66 worth grading?: A PSA 10 Lebron James #R66 sells for $510 vs $21.00 raw — a 24× premium. That gap is what makes grading a well-centered, clean copy worthwhile.
When was 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro released?: 2007 Fleer 1987 Retro was released in 2007.

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