General Forum

So I just traded a Max Muncy card from both 2019 Topps gallery and 2020 Topps opening day to the same person. When pulling the cards, it hit me, both cards are number 107 in the set. I wonder if that kind of thing is normal for players to be the same card number in different sets?

I expected a pic of my ex. 

Anyway, I think it's more common for stars to have the same number (a low one) in different sets.   

You can filter a card numberr of any player and see how many years/set has that number

From 1991 to '94, Robin Ventura had #263 on Upper Deck sets. A while ago ran a query on a database I have and that is the one that stood out.

A few years back it was common for Football cards primarily early 2000s before Topps dropped out, but it was usually the Donruss sets and the sets that would break the set down by teams and the same 3 or 4 players from each team were part of the 100 card base set.

For the superstars it is actually pretty common. There were quite a few checklists where Griffey was #24 or #30 (2 of his uniform numbers).