1998 Score Rookie & Traded Baseball Forum

I have a card which is listed on Beckett as 1998 pinnacle plus All - Star Epix Emerald #E4 Ivan rodriguez Moment. I can't find this card on your data base. The closest I can find is 1998 Pinnacle Certified test issue - epix emerald test issue E4 Ivan Rodriguez MOM is this the same card

COMC has this as 1998 Pinnacle Plus - All-Star Epix - Moment Emerald #E4 - Ivan Rodriguez.  I would guess that this set is not added yet to the site and is not the Test Issue.  Usually if there is something listed with that, it would have Test listed somewhere on the card, which your card does not.

It's in 1998 Score R&T

https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/179880/cid/11505493/

Another great example of where using the card number filters on thepalyer's page would have helped find the card.

The stuff Pinnacle/Score was doing right before bankruptcy was so confusing. It took a while to straighten out all those Epix inserts they put out, not just in baseball but football and hockey too. That's why the Release Notes on the insert in Pinnacle Plus tell you where the other half of the set is hiding.

Cards appear in 1998 Score Rookie & Traded (Emerald, Orange and Purple inserted 1:31 Retail packs, 1:61 Hobby packs) and 1998 Pinnacle Plus (1:240 packs). This set contains #E13-E24, while Score Rookie & Traded contains #E1-E12.

...and on the Score R&T side:

Cards appear in 1998 Score Rookie & Traded (Emerald, Orange and Purple inserted 1:31 Retail packs, 1:61 Hobby packs) and 1998 Pinnacle Plus (1:240 packs). This set contains #E1-E12, while Pinnacle Plus contains #E13-E24.

Notes like this will eventually help visitors of the site find their cards easier, and I'd love to see the more recent sets have info similar to this if possible.

Piggy-backing on Jimetal's post - I find that the more obscure the card the more likely I will find it with the card number filter. In this example, I-Rod has over 10K cards, but this card (and its color variations) are the only #E4.  That said, if I had this card in hand without any other cards from the set, I'm not sure that I would have decided the card number was "E4." At first glance I thought "E4 MOMENT" was the set/parrallel.

I've also found that the more obscure the card the less standard the naming across sites. So TCDB, Beckett, COMC, Cardbarrell, etc can all have slightly different descriptions of the same thing. It can take a little detective work to interpret all the sites. It's kind of what makes collecting the obscure cards fun though.

But a nice card and nice find for an I-Rod collector - congrats!