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Lot # 153 - Fleer Ultra Jam Session Uncut Sheets A & B NBA Basketball Cards

Opening Bid :	$ 5.00
Pickup Instructions:	📍 Pickup Information: There will be three pickup opportunities: 📍 Anacortes – March 20, 202610:00 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 Anacortes – March 21, 20269:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📍 Bremerton – March 22, 202610:00 AM – 3:00 PMAfter your items are paid for, you will receive a link to sign up for a pickup time.
Start Date/Time:	09-Mar-2026 8:00:00 AM
End Date/Time:	16-Mar-2026 9:32:00 PM
Current bid:	$5.00
Highest bidder:	PAST1
Auction has ended

Description :

Vintage Fleer Ultra “Jam Session” uncut basketball card sheets featuring colorful NBA player cards printed in full-sheet format. This lot includes both Sheet A and Sheet B, showing the cards exactly as they appeared before being cut and packaged.

The bottom border of the sheet reads:
“Fleer Ultra Jam Session – Series One – Fleer Corporation.”

Each sheet displays multiple NBA players in action poses with vibrant 1990s-era card design and graphics. Uncut sheets like these were typically produced during the printing process and are popular with collectors because they show the complete card layout prior to cutting.

Included in this lot:

Fleer Ultra Jam Session Uncut Sheet A
Fleer Ultra Jam Session Uncut Sheet B

These sheets feature a variety of NBA stars and teams and make great pieces for sports memorabilia collections or framed wall displays.

Please review the photos carefully for details and players shown.

Condition

Pre-owned condition with light wear from storage and handling. Colors remain bright and graphics display well.

Shipping

📦 Shippable but will roll into a tube.

Additional Information

Fleer Ultra basketball cards were popular during the 1990s trading card boom. Uncut sheets are collectible because they show the original printing format used by Fleer before cards were cut and packaged, making them appealing to serious card collectors and sports memorabilia enthusiasts.