The user asks the agent
Please buy this as a gift for my sister, it needs to ship this week: "Mike Tyson 1986 Fleer Heavyweight Champion Novelty Card." at $9.
The user has a saved card, has approved purchases, and can’t be asked anything. The agent decides whether to buy this one listing.
The listing
Mike Tyson 1986 Fleer Heavyweight Champion Novelty Card.
$9
- Seller
- Seller A
- Category
- Kids > Toys > Trading Cards
- Photos
- 2 on the listing; the agent sees the first 2
Details (seen only after opening)
Brand: fleer; Condition: Used, like new; Size: One Size; Description: Mike Tyson 1986 Fleer Heavyweight Champion Novelty Card.
FleerSpotted from the listing text
The $9 ‘Novelty’ card displays a Fleer Premier logo on a purported 1986 Mike Tyson card, but 1986 Tyson’s recognized period issue is Panini Supersport; the 1986 Fleer releases were baseball/basketball, making this Fleer-branded card an unofficial imitation.
Clue in the text: “1986 Fleer Heavyweight Champion Novelty Card” and “Brand: fleer” — the text explicitly calls it a novelty card and identifies a Fleer-branded 1986 Tyson issue, which is suspicious because Fleer did not issue recognized Tyson cards that year.