User Lists

Cards that have Black Armbands or Memorial Patches. This blog was a big help with this list.
garveyceyrusselllopes.blogspot.com/

The last card needed to finish various sets/collections.

My two favorite collecting events:
1) when a collection/set gets down to "just one more card". It just makes me want that last card soooooo bad.
2) when a collection/set is completed

Through the Class of 2020, there have been 19 players that have been inducted under the primary position of Catcher

Cards showing people getting microphones shoved at them or sitting and having a presser.

I think it will be fun to see how many of them media outlets are still around.

What's not allowed are cards with people singing into microphones or giving some kind of performance. Once again, leave a comment or drop a PM if you find one that fits, alright thems the rules buckaroos!

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Players that were misidentified as other players

Pugs are not only my favorite dog, but my favorite animal as well. This is a list of pug cards I either have or would like to add.

Cards of other players that have an Ohio State player in the shot (excluding cards of Buckeyes in their college uniform that have other Buckeyes also in the shot) Please hit me up with other examples, I'm counting on you guys to help me find these!

A Collection of the Incredible People I Share my Birthday with. While I have more than 2500 cards in this collection, I'm limiting this list to a 5 or 6 at most per subject.

Something just makes these cards slightly/or blatantly atypical.

Cards that depict somebody getting something signed by someone.

Just a list of my current autographs and relics

A current list of my favorite teams colored or serial numbered cards

A list of my current colored and serial numbered cards

Two more. No one special coming next year. Can my display case last until 2022?

This is my favorite subset of cards. It's my collection of the last Topps card of every Hall of Fame player who has a regular Topps card. I couldn't afford all the rookie cards and if I got into other companies, it'd be too intimidating. But I love this collection all the same. With this method, there are admittedly a lot of players in unfamiliar jerseys, but the cards also have more complete career stats than rookie cards, which is more relevant to HOF status. They are in order of year of induction. Enjoy.

A list of players, as Detroit Tigers or Minor League Affiliates on card, where I have 100 or more different cards. Updated January 21, 2020. DEAN PALMER and ERIC MUNSON make the list.

I hope in time to get more of the Baseball Hall of Fame players in either autographs or memorabilia cards. Cards are organized by year they entered the HOF.

My TTM cards or in person over the years. I have a lot more to add and will update when I can. More recent returns up top.

Self explanatory...

This list reflects my attempt at trading a pack of 2018 Topps baseball cards and seeing how far back in time I can go. Every card I received in return is placed in the stack and is available to trade, with the only condition being that I get an older card than what I send out.

I am looking for trade partner willing to take these cards off my hands!

Eli's SN #'d cards that are "SN 1 of 1" or "SN 1 of "xxx". This is the first card of the issue. As you can see, I'm a #1 hog.
(There are a couple of last cards in here, i later decided not to enter them, i need to remove the one's added)

All hilarious names of baseballers, hoopsters, footballer, etc. throughout history.

I'm a set builder, I always have been, and always will be. I completed my first set in 1990 and as of this writing, April 2nd, 2013, I've completed 116 sets. My criteria for inclusion on this list: Pack based release, even if I bought a factory set, qualifies. Factory set only issues qualify at 100 or more cards. Team sets, inserts, promos, do not.
Since I am OCD, I also have kept track of when I completed many of the sets. If I know the exact date, I will include it in the caption. I also had the idea, circa 2004, to record the last card I needed to complete the set, if I wrote it down, that is the card I will use for this album.

This user list will be a guide for members to see what Panini sets need to be worked on.

The 1980s and early 1990s will always represent "my" era of hockey fandom and collecting. I still watch the games, of course, and collect cards of current players, but will never feel the same emotional attachment to today's stars as I do to the players I grew up watching in the 1980s. Since most of the autograph cards I collect feature players from that era anyway, I decided to challenge myself by trying to collect autographed cards from each of the top 100 scorers of the decade. Scoring totals here are based on the 11-year period from 1979-80 through 1989-90.

Sets in my collection which are exactly one card away from completion. That darn Jordan fellow shows up a disproportionate number of times, usually with the result that the one card I'm missing is worth more than the rest of the set combined.

These are the main cards I'm looking for listed in order. If you have some of these, let me know and maybe I can find something in my collection that you want and we can make a trade.

This list was created in order to facilitate an extraction of past winners of the Funny Caption Contest held weekly on TCDB.

I keep very detailed records of my collection. I wish I had begun sooner, when I started in 1998, I had already been collecting for a decade, and the listing has evolved over time. I am still refining it, in fact. It's a combination of two things- my OCD, and a desire to know what I had in my collection. As I was approaching my 30,000th different NBA basketball card, I decided to take note of which card was #30,000. Three months later, I hit 34,000 and have been writing down the Thousand Cards ever since. When I finally documented my NASCAR cards, finishing in 2007, and my non-sports and other sports cards, in 2010, I documented each thousand card then, too. It's pointless trivia, and only matters to me, but I felt like sharing it anyway.

I enjoyed tracking the trades I made last year, and decided to do it again!

Not to complain, ink is always sweet. Here's what became of the Scrub Squad who's signatures I've collected.

Hockey cards produced by major companies during the "Boom" years when "almost" everything was over produced, yet today, are highly sought after (i.e., valuable) or almost never appear on the secondary market. This list may include variants (ERR/COR), but only those confirmed to exist.

The Random Card of the Day is completely random and chosen by a randomization program. This list highlights some of the times where the random selection coincided with current events.

There have been at least 22 players from Sac State play in the NFL. Apparently only 8 have cards.
Ken O'Brien was a backup at CSUS for a year before transferring to UC Davis, where he had his success.

Players I have 100 or more cards of. These are unique cards. Doubles and multi-player cards aren't counted.

My ten most wanted cards... and maybe a few additional

1) meet 5 or more members...Status: COMPLETED
2) complete at least 30 "Just 1 More Card" collections...Status: COMPLETED
3) complete at least 12 "Just a Few Cards" collections...Status: COMPLETED

As a collector of Phillies cards, I enjoy a collection starting with some 1951 Bowman to present day. I decided to go after all Topps cards during that time frame, as well as the Bowman cards up to 1955. This list is starting with the 2 I'm missing from the 1960s that is keeping me from being complete from 1955 to present day and I'm adding to the list going from 1954 back.

Pretty simple. I was born in 1987, so my goal with this is to put together a collection of the major award winners (MVP, Cy Young, ROY) from every year from 1987 on.

Card has to be from either Topps or Topps Chrome. For the ROY's, I am going to go with Bowman/Bowman Chrome.

This will be my main project for 2020. Currently I am at 34/198 cards.

The last playing card ranked by high water percent mark. I left off anyone who is still ballot eligible like Larry Walker. Updated after Ted Simmons was elected by the Veterans Committee. I included if that player has been considered by an Era Committee, in 2020 the Early Baseball and Golden Days committees will meet.
Early Baseball (1871–1949)
Golden Days (1950–1969)
Modern Baseball (1970–1987)
Today's Game (1988 and later)
It's amazing how many guys didn't even make 5%.

A list inspired by them other great lists like that autograph one by PapaG321 or the Bubble-heads by C2Cigars.

After all who don't like hugs? As a wise person once said, "When in doubt, hug it out." I think it might have been Socrates or maybe Albert Einstein or maybe Howie Mandel, anyways it don't matter in the end.

If you want to add a description just add it in your comment. One word descriptions only, thems the rules partners.

Newest additions will have Green Text.

Last card needed to complete a set

In my Completed Sets chart, I only count pack-based sets, or factory sets over 100 cards. I don't count small issues, like promos, oddballs, regionals, etc. I recently documented my completed inserts and parallels, now I will document the Oddballs, Promos, etc. I don't know exactly how many I've completed so I will learn as I finish the chart...

Baseball players who don't really look like baseball players, and seem like they should be playing Tuesday nights for their company or church.