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One card, usually my best, of each Michigan Wolverine who doesn't fall under any of the major sports. This includes Olympic and other sports, racing, wrestling, actors, and other celebrities.

Currently the list includes a total of 11 subjects on 11 cards. I'll continue to add players and upgrade cards as I receive them.

Sports cards that have at least some sort of reference to video games or video game themes.

This list will be updated as I find cards so feel free to suggest more in the comments!

In no particular order, my most wanted rookie cards. Some of them are definitely out of my price range but a guy can dream. If you are interested in trading for one of the cards on this list, let me know, I’m also willing to buy for the most reasonably priced ones.

My favorite cards with someone on the phone

People With Cards I have Actually Met In Person...Not Counting Autograph Sessions...that would be cheating :). Hope to add to this list as I hopefully meet more, or my memory kicks in. You will no doubt see the pattern of people connected to Windsor, Ontario, or Toronto (I live in Georgetown, Ontario now very close to Toronto after growing up in Windsor). NEWEST ADDITION ROD PASMA

ESPN's first-ever live event broadcast was Game 1 of the American Professional Slo-Pitch League World Series, played in Lannon, WI between the Milwaukee Schlitz and the Kentucky Bourbons. The recording of that broadcast was lost until 2019, when the former owner of the Schlitz discovered a copy in his possession. In the same dresser drawer, underneath some socks and underwear, was this long-lost trading card set, which until today has never been revealed.

This is a list of cards that I have that showcase a player the year after they won the MVP award. The list starts with showcasing one card of every winner followed by duplicate years and then cards that I would like to add at the bottom of the list.

Listing of my Jason Pominville Auto/GU/printing plate Cards

List of Young Guns goalie cards from 2000 to present

My collecting goal is 1 card per unique player/team combination. This list documents new additions to that collection.

The dates listed on the entries reflect the date I added the card to my TCDB collection, not the date I acquired it.

To make the list manageable, split into chunks of 300 cards.

My collecting goal is 1 card per unique player/team combination. This list documents new additions to that collection.

The dates listed on the entries reflect the date I added the card to my TCDB collection, not the date I acquired it.

To make the list manageable, split into chunks of 300 cards.

My collecting goal is 1 card per unique player/team combination. This list documents new additions to that collection.

The dates listed on the entries reflect the date I added the card to my TCDB collection, not the date I acquired it.

To make the list manageable, split into chunks of 300 cards.

Sets that we need 5 or less to finish

My collection of baseball, football, and hockey cards showing players who wore zero (0) or double zero (00)

No post-1994 baseball cards; no post-2022 football

One card needed to complete collection goal.

Cards that were listed on my 25 most wanted list (https://www.tcdb.com/List.cfm/lid/11849/My-25-current-most-wanted-(base)-cards) which I have subsequently acquired.

If you thought you had finished collecting your favorite player, check this list ... he might be in the background of these cards.

For now, I'm going to omit "traditional" action cards to make the list more manageable in length.

2022 bullpen workhorses acknowledged by '23 Flagship in order of # of appearances.
(those unfortunately not issued a flagship card listed in comment section)

Five left! Only rookies left with this set including Edgerrin James and Duante Culpepper. The bulk of these cards came from a lot I bought on Ebay, about 75% of the collection. Nevertheless, I would really like to complete this set because I don't have a complete set from 1999.

I just need four of these. Out of the sets I'm trying to complete, this is the one I want to complete the most, mostly because I've been working on this one the longest (ever since I joined TCDB in 2016). Most of the cards I have in this set are from TCBD trades--probably 90% of them--the most of any set by a long shot! My only regret is that I should have bought a Barry Sanders rookie card eight years ago though because they are expensive to buy now.

List of modern era cards I am actively interested in, in no particular order.

Players that appeared on a regular 50's, 60's & 70's Topps card, but never played for that team. (Rookie and Traded cards excluded)

I'm just missing two for this set, one that is famous for all its errors, corrections, and variations. Granted, I still have all the different variations of errors and corrections on my want list; if I get them, then that's a bonus but not a priority. This also leads me to a specific set builder question: do you have to have the correction of the error for it to be considered completed, or do you just need to have the error or the correction? Let me know what you think.

Players that were misidentified as other players

Hockey cards which depict a player's head on another player's body

NHL players with 500+ consecutive game streaks.
Active streaks as of 01/06/2024.
Source: records.nhl.com

Updates:

Brent Burns passes Andrew Cogliano for 7th place.
Brent Burns reaches 800 games
Brent Burns passes Craig Ransay for 8th place.
Phil Kessel, inactive, technically streak still alive
Brent Burns passes Jay Bouwmeester for 9th place.
Brent Burns reaches 700 games
Phil Kessel reaches 1000 games.
Phil Kessel breaks Keith Yandle record.
Brent Burns ties Henrik Sedin for 10th place.
Keith Yandle's streak ends at 989.

Removed Antoine Vermette 617 games streak listed by records.nhl.com.
Streak ended at 482 on 2015/10/24 Ari @ Ott.

https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/v/vermean01/gamelog/2016
https://www.nhl.com/news/coyotes-vermette-has-streak-end-at-482-games/c-784648

Removed Jarome Iginla 529 games streak listed by records.nhl.com.
Streak ended at 441 on 2013/03/27 Cal @ Col.

https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/i/iginlja01/gamelog/2013
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/flames-scratch-jarome-iginla-amid-trade-speculation-ending-consecutive-games-streak-at-441

Phil Kessell moves into second place passing Doug Jarvis
Keith Yandle breaks Doug Jarvis record.
Brent Burns moves in 11th place passing Andy Hebenton

I started collecting again 3 years ago after a long absence from the hobby. Over the last two years I was able to complete my Orioles base Topps collection using this list - https://www.tcdb.com/List.cfm/lid/10794/Orioles-Topps-needs. Now I am attempting the same with the other major manufacturers - Donruss, Fleer, Score, and Upper Deck.
Received 3 of 6 to date. Trades from Snyderart and Setshot68.

Noteworthy individual games in recent Reds history.

I'm splitting my CPBL foreigners list down to how I do my NPB foreigners lists. By doing the individual teams.

Here are cards that I have of people that share my birthdate of May 4 .

Some of the cards that grabbed my attention as I've looked through the set. I'll add more each time I pull the binder out and browse.

NEW ADDITION Upstate Medical Arena at The Oncenter War Memorial
Inspired by Gunny's List Here are the Places I Have Seen Something Sport Related. Sorted Alphabetically by Sport and then by Geographical Location of Team Name. Tried my Best to Have an Actual Card of the Stadium.

Show off all the cards you know with baseball players looking for or posing with their favorite lumber at the bat rack.

Not pictured
Ryan Lowe - November 26, 2014
Thanks to
https://hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/SJS2021.html

3/11/24. Well, after my mother passed and left me some money, I said I'd let her buy me three luxury cards -- an Ernie Banks rookie, a Tom Seaver rookie, and one more Chicago White Stocking from the 1800's. With the addition of an 1888 R & S Die Cut -- Chicago White Stockings, I have completed her gifts. Thanks, Mother.

And now you can read the old description of this list that's been here forever.

Here's a list of the cards that are out of the binders, in cases, and on display on a shelf in our office (I also have my four display cases of Last Topps Card of Hall of Famers, The Merkle's Boner Collection, the T207 Cubs Team Set (partial), and the First Black Player on Every Team -- I don't include those here.

This display used to be only Hall of Famers (and an autographed 1970 Pete Rose) until sometime in 2016, when I opened it up to cards and players I just liked, and I expanded more fully into non-Topps. Now I label each card carefully, explaining why it's on display and/or some history of the player. Making it more personal to me and finding players with interesting histories really made it fun for me. I love these cards. Hope you enjoy it.

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All 37 Australian players to play MLB.

Players that overcame or sucumb to illness, disease, medical/physical conditions.
For the most part, overcoming injuries doesn't count. It depends on the type of injury and how it affects playing. Those that succumb to injuries don't count.