User Lists

Larry Nance won the NBA's first Slam Dunk Content in 1984, defeating Julius Erving in the final with this iconic windmill jam that I am guessing has been reproduced on cardboard more times than any other image.

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

Autographs of Hall of Famers I received in-person, through the mail, or purchased.
In order of Induction year.

Roll Call of Legends of Dodger Baseball located among the retired numbers in Ring of Honor

A great Rookie Card list that includes Hall of Famers, Fan-Favorites, and just players who had excellent overall professional careers. Recommendations for this list are welcome!

Thank you to all the people who uploaded these cards.

All stats were provided by baseballreference.com

Here's my collection of T207 Cubs. I have the eight that are realistic to get. The other two in the set are virtually impossible to find, expensive short prints.
This set is displayed on a large velvet "C" surrounded by black roses and trimmed in red like a baseball, with blood-dripping, hand-painted label. You know, because these cards are creepy....

I LOVE this "set."

Organized in 1936, opened in Cooperstown, NY in 1939.

Retired numbers located along the outfield walls

Retired numbers located along the grandstand walls

Retired Numbers are displayed on the wall of outfield stands.

Every goalie to appear in a game for the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Located inside Citi Field

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

Sets I'm trying to complete

The Top 10 cards I need for set completion or for my player collections

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

Royals I collect

Cubs I collect

This is all cards from 1992 that I have found that picture Ted, his car, hauler, crew chief, or pit crew, or mention Ted somewhere on the card. Also included are car owners where either Ted was the only driver for the team, or the card mentions Ted as a driver.

Although I started collecting in 1981, I stepped away from it for about 15 years. I got bit by the collecting bug again in 2012, and decided to try to collect all the Tigers Topps base and traded/update cards. These are the last 9 cards I need to complete a 1952-current run, along with a 1950-1952 Bowman run.

Just a list of my current autographs and relics

Just a list of Autographs or Relics of anybody from the Yankees, Rockies, Seahawks, or Nets

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

A list of my current colored and serial numbered cards

Just for fun I decided to track how many cards I get via trade in 2019. Most will be with Database members but I am also active on the NASCAR only forum and several Facebook groups...might try to get back onto SportsCardForum at some point as well.

Within reason.

As the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) was forming and strengthening, the players realized that Topps, with a monopoly on producing baseball cards, was paying them peanuts for their likenesses. As a move to put some pressure on the Brooklyn-based bubble gum giant, the players decided to not pose for Topps photographers in 1968. The result was that the 1969 set contains many older photos- taken two, three, and sometimes, more years earlier. To read more, check out https://sabrbaseballcards.blog/2017/01/03/the-1967-68-player-boycott-of-topps/.
Thanks to Jack Webster for his detective work in helping me track some of these down.

I have at least 100 unique cards of each of these current or former Mets players. The player must be featured in a Mets uniform.

Here are my after release signed Detroit Tiger Cards. Some gathered in person, some found searching boxes, some found at shows. NEW ADDITION 2007 TOPPS HERITAGE NATE ROBERTSON

A few more number one cards of some of my fave players...I like #1s!

Through the Class of 2020, there have been 2 players that have been inducted under the primary position of Designated Hitter

Players that were misidentified as other players

I'm a base card guy. Always have been, always will be. But I will collect literally anything. Inserts have been a staple in the hobby for many years but I've never figured out how many I have completed over the years...until now.

WARNING: THE LIST CONTAINS FULL FRONTAL NUDITY so if you have your filter set to show mature, it will...

A tip of the hat to the Red Sox 406 club, this list is Red Sox players that I have 406 or more different cards of.

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

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

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!

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.

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.

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.