General Forum

Just doing some cataloguing and found this. Despite hockey being my primary focus, and him having played over 1,000 career games, somehow I am the proud owner of 1 Craig Conroy card.

Who falls into this catagory for you ?

Football lends itself to this since so many players, particularly the non-skill position players, don't receive cards. Having said that, and in a timely fashion, I was surprised to see I only have 1 Jason Kelce card.

It's hard to say that any one is more surprising than others.  Site stats currently show 3,142 individual names in my collection.  There is a 1,815-way tie for 1,327th place with one card each.  That's followed closely by a 571-way tie for 756th place with two cards each.

Thanks for starting this thread.  I never would have guessed that fully 3/4 of the people in my collection are represented by one or two cards.

Honestly, Mike Trout. Given his popularity and talent, and the fact that we live in the era of endless parallels and inserts, not to mention checklist cards featuring players I would expect to see more Trout cards, With that said, 34 cards isn't exactly few, but I think it's fewer than I expected. 

In more practical terms, I'm a little concerned that I have more than twice as many cards of Yermin Mercedes (8) than Travis d'Arnaud (3).

It also depends on the number of cards for that player.
Example: Craig Conroy only has 375 cards so having 1 isn’t unexpected. Griffey Jr. has 27,816 cards and I only have 17. That’s 4x less % than Conroy.

No Yogi Berra vintage and very few Koufax.