1986 Fleer #87 Ricky Pierce PSA 9

1986 Fleer #87 Ricky Pierce PSA 9 – Scoring Punch Off the Bench with Starter-Level Impact

Ricky Pierce carved out his niche in the NBA as one of the most dangerous sixth men of his generation. Known for his quick release and fearless mid-range game, Pierce brought instant offense the moment he checked in. He would go on to win the NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award in 1987 and again in 1990, proving that you didn’t need to start the game to finish with 20 points. During the mid-1980s, he was an emerging threat in Milwaukee’s rotation, giving the Bucks a major scoring boost when it mattered most.

This PSA 9 example from the 1986 Fleer set captures Pierce in stride, ready to attack—an image fitting of his aggressive offensive style. The bold red, white, and blue border frames the action cleanly, while the card itself boasts vibrant colors, sharp corners, and a well-centered layout. It's a high-grade representation of a player who made the most of every minute on the floor.