Offered is a spectacular example of the 1962 Fleer Football issue, a stunning mostly Near-Mint or better blazer, a pristine accumulation with the entire issue largely Near-Mint or better (86 percent) and almost ½ of the checklist reaching Near-Mint to Mint status. Headlined by 20 cards entombed in glistening PSA 8 slabs and one reaching PSA 9, the set boasts a striking array of key Rookies like Gino Cappelletti, Billy Shaw, Charlie Hennigan and Fred Williamson. This was Fleer’s penultimate football card issue in its four-year run in the early 1960s producing cards from the two professional football leagues. After issuing cards from both the NFL and AFL the previous year, Fleer reduced the size of the set to 88 cards featuring only the fledgling American Football League. The breakdown: PSA 9 – No. 45; PSA 8 (20) – No. 7, 12, 18, 27, 29, 31, 35, 37, 41, 43, 49, 50, 54, 55, 58, 63, 68 Flores – BVG 8, 77, 81 and 82 Mix; and PSA 7.5 – No. 79 Kemp; Raw keys and condition anomalies: No. 1 Lott – Excellent, 2 – Ex-Mt, 3 Cappelletti Rookie – Ex-Mt o/c, 4 Parilli – Ex, 10 Shaw Rookie – Ex-Mt, 25 Haynes – Ex, 30 – Ex-Mt, 33 – VG-Ex, 36 – Ex-Mt, 39 – Ex-Mt, 46 Blanda – Near-Mint, 47 Cannon – Nr-Mt-Plus, 48 Hennigan Rookie – Nr-Mt, 59 Maynard – Nr-Mt, 72 Otto Nr-Mt, 80 Lowe – Nr-Mt, 86 Ladd Rookie – Very Good and 88 Nery – Ex.