User Lists

It's still unclear when 2020-21 NHL and AHL seasons starts. So NHL teams are loaning younger players to European leagues to get some ice time. This is a list of NHL contracted players loaned to Finnish Liiga.

Doesn't have a single card made yet.
Victor Brattström Detroit Red Wings -> KooKoo Kouvola
Timur Ibragimov San Jose Sharks -> TPS Turku

Collections that only need a few cards to complete.

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.

Persons who have tested positive for the coronavirus. Newly-added individuals listed first, with the remainder alphabetically.

These are sets in which I am missing 5 cards or less to complete.

2020 Fantasy Baseball Team

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

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)

NLCS 1977-
ALCS 1980-
Multiple Winners
2 Steve Garvey, Dave Stewart, Orel Hershiser

Babe Ruth Award World Series MVP
NY Chapter of the BBWAA 1949-

Sport Magazine/Cheverolet/MLB World Series (Renamed for Willie Mays in 2017) 1955-
Multiple Winners for Series won for:
2 Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Reggie Jackson, Jack Morris

No Awards in 1994 due to cancellation of postseason during strike.

These are all the Game-Used/Relic Teemu Selanne cards I have that are listed on this site.

Cards that have images from the same photoshoot.

Can be different years and brands.

All sports welcome.

As of 10/1/2020
In the early 1990s, I started a hobby project of collecting a card of every member of various statistical clubs, like the 300 HR club.

While the 500 HR Club has been done in tribute form in high-end lithographed form often, this very low-end project was inspired when I picked up the 1985 Topps Circle K set, (which is why they are all represented in this list, despite not corresponding to "Main Team(s)" listed) that was, at the time anyway, the top 34 (minus Joe DiMaggio) home run hitters in MLB history.

I then went and tried to collect a card of each member of the entire 300 Home Run Club.

To celebrate the NBA's return, a purely statistical ranking of the NBA's 30 franchises from best to worst. Rankings were based on awarding points for the following achievements:

- 1 point for each 0.500 or better season.
- 4 points for each 50+ Win season.
- 5 points for reaching the Conference (or Division) Finals
- 10 points for reaching the NBA Finals
- 15 points for winning the NBA Championship
- 5 points for a player winning MVP

Points for each achievement are cumulative so a maximum score of 40 points for a season is possible (i.e. if a team wins 50+ games, goes on to win the championship, and one of its players is named MVP). Each team's point total was then divided by its number of years in the league to derive an average season score.

(All stats were current as of the March 12th suspension of the season.)

As of 10/1/2020

As of 10/1/2020

Not represented with a card in TCDB
Will White 229
1877-1996
Main Team Cincinnati Reds

Jack Stivetts 203
1889-1899
Main Team Boston Braves, St. Louis Cardinals

In the spirit of the season, pro athletes who held public office.

As of 10/1/2020

Players that were misidentified as other players

Cards that show players on teams you forgot or did not know they played for.

Players with the same name as a more well known player/person.

Players that appeared on a regular 60's & 70's Topps card, but never played for that team. (Rookie and Traded cards excluded)

The show with hot questions and even hotter wings! Celebrities, who are on at least one trading card, that were interviewed, while being made to eat scorching hot chicken wings.

These are the cards that I'd like to get to help me complete some sets

These are VAR cards that I'd like to get one of these days

My personal collection of football players that played or coached for The University of Alabama.

This is the completion status of my Topps Football Collection. I am building a set of every Topps NFL/AFL base set from 1956 to 2015.

TOTAL COMPLETION STATS:
17,287 of 23,643
73.12%
Sets Complete: 10 of 62

Sets that require clean up of card sub-numbers.

ie. Set has cards 1a and VAR 1b. Card numbers should actually be 1 [sub a] and 1 [sub b]

Before:



Add the NOTE2


After:
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10/13/20
A 1939-46 Exhibit of Phil Cavarretta comes in, replacing my 1961 Mantle. Removing people is getting tougher and tougher. I'm running out of Topps cards to put away soon. Is the 1968 Mays next? Or the '51 Berra? I think it's the Mays.

Here's a list of the cards that are out of the binders, in cases, and on display on a shelf in our office (I also have my three display cases of Last Topps Card of Hall of Famers, The Merkle's Boner Collection, and the T207 Cubs Team Set (partial) -- I don't include those here.

This display used to be only Hall of Famers (and autographed 1970 Pete Rose) until sometime in 2016, when I opened it up to cards and players I just liked, and I expanded more fully into non-Topps. Now I label each card carefully, explaining why its on display and/or some history of the player. Making it more personal to me and finding players with interesting histories really made it fun for me. I love these cards. Hope you enjoy it.

v3

I'll be adding samples periodically with the goal of getting every team in alpha order. I'm excluding unmarked windbreakers or windshirts. Plus, I won't count jackets worn under jerseys.

Speaking of outerwear, check out the video below for Opening Day at Yankee Stadium in 1970. The NY bullpen pitchers are wearing knee-length hooded parkas (1:43 thru 1:53). Can't recall ever seeing that before in baseball.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk_fNaL8tz4

All of these sets have come about from buying a box, seeing what chase cards or anything not part of the regular set I got from the box and then purchasing or trading for what was needed to complete each set

Any cards that I have that are signed that are not that way originally. I will try to recount how I got them.

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!

Cards where the subject player is hard to see

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.

Tom Seaver
RIP 8/31/2020
New York Mets 1967-1977, 1983
Cincinnati Reds 1977-1982
Chicago White Sox 1984-1986
Boston Red Sox 1986

Since I now know how to add photos of the cards signed, I have made a new list. Cards are in order of when I received them (newest to oldest). I got addresses from Sports Card Forum, Sports Collectors and the Harvey books.

This list is all about bein' thirsty and how to quench that thirst. So I reckon alotta water bottles are gonna be showing up.

Feel free to leave a comment or drop a PM to get a card added.

New entries shown with purple text.

This time newest cards on top of the list, have fun me parched scallywags!

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!

New entries will show with green text.

My personal collection of basketball players that played or coached for The University of Alabama.

My personal collection of baseball players that played or coached for The University of Alabama.

The autographed cards I have managed to obtain of the man who led UM to the 1989 national title. Glen frequently appears in Panini autograph offerings so these rarely bust the budget. I am partial though to the Upper Deck cards highlighting his UM career.

Manager's cards depicting them in the act of hollering.

I have 5 of these cards on my Wantlist.

MUST SEE!!! I wasn't a Cubs fan in the early '70s, but I sure knew they had a few stud ballplayers. "King of the Hill" focuses mostly on Fergie Jenkins, but you'll also see many of his teammates and opponents.

PLUSES - Fantastic photography, vintage cactus league uniforms, revealing conversations.

MINUSES - They added a completely phony after-the-fact play-by-play by Jack Brickhouse. Plus, they showed games out of order to create a fake narrative, which only works for people who know nothing about baseball.

High def. version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJfqgY-6B4k

Low def. version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfeArcOP2Yw

Sets that have been corrected for 1a -> 1 [sub a] card numbers.

This is my first attempt at a list. I wanted to come up with one that was quirky and challenging to create. I got the idea by watching the 1965 YouTube video of the Reds' Jim Maloney no-hitting the Cubs. Pete Rose batted with a soft cap which had some kind of padded liner on the inside of it (the outline through the cap was quite visible).

As background, by the late 50s the NL and AL said all players must wear batting helmets, but the rule was not enforced. At the Dec. 1970 winter meetings, the major leagues mandated the helmet rule for all players who signed up after that point and "grandfathered" players who signed before that.

Feel free to suggest additional players, but please include a source for them. Thanks.

MLB baseball players who I collect who do not play for the Cubs or Royals