Card Identification Forum

I just received a Ronald Acuña Jr. card in a box full of otherwise easy to identify cards I bought on Amazon. It has no copyright marks on it. In the picture, Acuña's jersey has patches for 150 years of pro baseball and the 2019 postseason.

Looks like an unlicensed card. As such, you won't find a listing in here.

Not sure if they were trying to create a roundel logo or if that's just part of the design, but that's not the Braves logo on the lower back

Ah. I figured it was unlicensed, but didn't know there was a policy of not putting unlicensed cards in the database. That makes sense then.

There are tons of unlicensed cards in this database. You need to find the complete checklist before you can add them. Anyone who incorrectly refers to anything as a "Broder" is actually talking about unlicensed cards.

I could create hundreds of more links to unlicensed card sets in the database but what is the point? There are so many of them that there is actually even a category called unlicensed that you can put them under if you upload the checklist. #facts

Correction: The cards actually made by Rob Broder can be called Broders.

Since the front uses Topps' 1967 design, it cannot be listed for copyright infringement. And Unlicensed cannot have any current/active players.  Acuna is current and active.

https://www.tcdb.com/FAQ.cfm?ITEM=Unlicensed

Thats good to know.

Yes, but Admin has also changed his stance on how to handle Unlicensed cards. Many were entered in here before the rules changed and they were grandfathered in. New sets, per what Chuck pointed out, will not.