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2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs Baseball Hobby Box
What are these options?
- Hobby Box
- The full-size box sold through card shops rather than big-box stores. It has the most packs and the best odds, and most modern hobby boxes guarantee at least one autograph or memorabilia card. Pack and card counts vary by product line. Older listings sometimes call this a wax box.
| Format | In USAUSD | In CanadaCAD | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby Box |  |
$450 | ||
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Frequently asked
Who's 2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs for?
The deep end. People buy this chasing top rookie patch autos and legend signatures, and the price reflects it.
What's the main draw of 2004 Fleer Sweet Sigs?
It's all about autographs and game-used memorabilia. You're guaranteed 1 autograph and 2 game-used cards per box on average, making it a solid hit product for collectors chasing signed cards and jersey/bat patches.
What are the key rookies in this set?
The Future Sig-Cess subset (cards 76-100) features prospects like Chris Shelton, Kaz Matsui, Shingo Takatsu, and Jason Bartlett. These are numbered to 999 and make up the last quarter of the base set.
How do the parallels work?
Base cards come in Gold (numbered to 99) and Black (numbered to the player's position number, 1-9). The game-used inserts have their own parallel tiers: Silver, Gold, Black, and rare Masterpiece versions numbered to 1.
What game-used insert lines are in the product?
There are three main insert families: Ballpark Heroes (jersey patches), Sweet Swing (bat and jersey combos), and Sweet Stitches (jersey patches). Each has multiple tiers with different print runs and numbering.
Is there anything I should know before buying?
Fleer closed down in May 2005 due to financial problems, so redemption cards pulled from this product are unlikely to be honored. Buy with that in mind, especially if you're chasing redemptions.
What's the base set composition?
The set has 100 cards total: 75 basic cards and 25 Future Sig-Cess rookies. The rookies are numbered to 999, making them slightly scarcer than the base cards.
When did 2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs come out?
It dropped August 1, 2004.
What's in a 2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs hobby box?
12 packs per box, 6 cards per pack
What's the cheapest 2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $450.00 USD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Where can I buy 2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs?
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2004 Upper Deck Fleer Sweet Sigs Baseball
2004 Fleer Sweet Sigs is a 100-card baseball set built around autographs and game-used memorabilia, with a 25-card Future Sig-Cess rookie subset numbered to 999. You're hunting for autograph cards and jersey/bat patches across multiple themed insert lines.
Autographs
1 Autograph per box on average
On average per hobby box
- 2 Game-used memorabilia cards
Inserts to watch
- Ballpark Heroes Game-used jersey insert line with multiple tiers (Silver, Gold, Black, Masterpiece, Dual, Quad) and varying print runs.
- Sweet Swing Game-used bat and jersey insert set with Silver, Gold, Black, Masterpiece, and Quad versions.
- Sweet Stitches Game-used jersey insert line featuring Silver, Gold, Black, and Masterpiece parallels.
- Future Sig-Cess 25-card rookie subset (cards 76-100) numbered to 999, featuring prospects like Chris Shelton, Kaz Matsui, Shingo Takatsu, and Jason Bartlett.
- Autograph Gold Signed card parallel with gold treatment.
Fast facts
- Released
- August 1, 2004
- Box config
- 12 packs per box, 6 cards per pack