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Not one to trust myself, I am starting to go through my alleged complete sets and verify them against the database.

A collection of the German Wunderkind's basketball cards from his 1998-1999 rookie season.

One card needed to complete collection goal.

One card needed to complete collection goal.

One card needed to complete collection goal.

Cards of players with a big wad of tobacco in the cheek or Skoal under the lip. Please put suggestions of cards that can be added.

Please note: Don't be surprised if more than a few cards show up without any images. I do own the cards in question.

Only four-year or two-year senior-level colleges and universities based in the United States and Canada will appear in the list.

Looking for copies of these basketball cards that pass the "Referee Nose Test" and show the referee's face (at least) up to their nose.

Another way to think of these is that they were cut off-center (OC), and just happen to show more of the referee than a centered copy.

If you have a card on this list that is cut OC and passes The Nost Test, let's make a trade!

All the A's Short Print and Super Short Prints in Topps sets since 2010

Cards missing from 90% or more completed sets. (NSFW sets not included)

a.k.a. Most wanted list

Wrestling sets I have that need 5 or less to finish.

Sets I have that need 5 or less to finish.

Racing sets I have that need 5 or less to finish.

I've changed my sorting methods about 1,000,000 times since joining this site, mostly because I hate organizing my cards, but I love looking at my cards. My new method, which I won't bore you with, may solve that problem, and help me finish some sets, and in the meantime, these are the complete sets I have come across. This is more for my benefit, than for your entertainment.

Cards needed to complete my Orioles base sets from 1954 - 2022. Received 27 of 67 to date. Trades from tinyzinterfere, CubinSTLsets, plevin, MattnMiller, ccook, Johnsogr, Sandycoach, doublee919, Puma1125, StLMike, Ymmat, a PIF from FiresNBeers and a purchase at my LCS.

It's hard to find cards that are better suited for an autograph. Most, if not all, of these autographs were obtained TTM (through the mail).

Latest Update: Added Dennis Eckersley

As of the end of the 2021 season, there have been 252 pitchers who have thrown a complete game no-hitter in the regular season or post-season in the major leagues. 35 of them have thrown more than one no-hitter during their career, and 23 have pitched a perfect game.

This is my baseball card and postcard collection of autographs from these individuals, including a few that have signed more than one item. (I've included an autograph at the end of the list that doesn't quite meet the criteria I have established above, but it is hard not to include it given the special feat this pitcher accomplished.)

Latest Update: Added Dennis Eckersley

All of the cards in my collection bearing jersey swatches. I did not set out to find them, they found me. Hopefully this list can keep growing...

Player Surname = Fruit Name
(No Variety e.g. MacIntosh [apple] or Concord [grapes])

Cards with pictures taken during the National Anthem.

When the name on the card doesn't put the greater attention to that particular player, whether it's another player "hammin' it up" or something in the background, it's gonna make this list!

Which cards had the impossible task for attention following the most iconic baseball cards in history? Let's take a look!

This list deals with some touchy subjects so be warned.

Most Recent Update: added Rowdy Tellez

A-Z with a couple of fun team sets grouped at the end and a few surprises for the super bored sprinkled in along the way.

One of my side projects is collecting an autograph from every player that has ever appeared in a Major League game for the Milwaukee Brewers. This list tracks all of the cards that I have acquired through the mail, in-person, or through private/public autograph appearances. A few were purchased. I have many others on signed baseballs, 8x10’s, index cards, and custom cards not cataloged here unfortunately. My preference is always to get the players on a Brewers baseball card but when that’s not possible a photo or custom will suffice and worst case a team neutral item such as an index card.

Check out all the reprints of Randy Johnson's Rookie Card from 1989 Topps! Please let me know if you see any that you know of that aren't here.

I am interested in Jeter, Yount, Gretzky, Favre& Rodgers.

The last cards needed to complete some of my Orioles team sets:

Football cards with the yellow CBS Sports banner in the background.

This is to help me keep my Galen Cisco PC cards in order. Seems easier than constantly going back to his player page or going into my collection and my wantlist to get everything in the correct order.

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

Show off all the cards you know with baseball players looking for or posing with their favorite lumber at the bat rack.

Cards where the subject player is hard to see or discern

Players committing penalties.

Chubby-cheeked players with a cheek(s) full of something. They remind me of the chipmunks that raid my birdfeeders.

I'd love to find a player named Alvin with a cheekful.

...and early 2000s
Sorted by number of games played (from 0 to 50).

Mostly french cards, and some NCAA cards. Cards hiding sponsors are excluded.
Sorted by number of NBA games played (descending)

What I need for this set

NOT ON CARDS:
Dale Jones 1941 from Marquette
Cliff Lee 1921-1924 from Lexington
Lee Riley 1944 from Princeton

As part of the promotion's 20th anniversary, a Hall of Fame was announced, with ceremonies being held on ROH TV.

While the promotion had been working along with All Elite Wrestling, AEW's Tony Khan announced purchasing of ROH around the same time the HOF was announced. No word is available as of early September 2022 of a permanent home, or a consistent timeframe for future inductions.

American Basketball Association players; in ABA uniforms; on certified autos. Not my cards, but a collection that I think would be fun to build.

Starting with inducting the recently passed Andre The Giant as the first member in 1993, the WWE, then WWF, created a Hall of Fame.

The first full class was in 1994, second in 1995 and the third in 1996. The first two were held prior to the King of The Ring PPV event, and the 1996 one was held prior to Survivor Series.

With the coming of the Attitude Era, coupled with many deserving performers still very much active and in other companies, or having issues with the WWF, the Hall was shuttered until 2004.

Then, with the 20th annual WrestleMania, it became a part of the WrestleMania weekend festivities as an arena event, complete with fans attending (the first three were mostly invitee only and done in hotel business meeting/banquet hall type settings). And it has been a WM Weekend fixture ever since.

It has recently been announced that, FINALLY (yes read that as The Rock would say it) plans are in motion for a permanent home for The Hall near the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

Started by the company in 1993, and was held annually at the Slamboree PPV in May, and the event was given the "Legends Reunion" brand name. Along with the in-ring ceremony, there were other dignitaries brought out to help honor the inductees.

Dropped after 1995, presumably to concentrate solely on the current product, which was white hot in the midst of the nWo angle. It was never resurrected. It would appear that the WCW Hall was attempting to be more "all-inclusive" to the sport than the WWF's, which was created at the same time, and concentrated on the inductee's time with the promotion. Only a few inductees, like Dusty Rhodes, Ole Anderson, and Wahoo McDaniel had made HOF caliber impacts (both in and outside of the ring) on the territory (Pre-WCW it was Jim Crockett Promotions/Mid-Atlantic under the NWA brand)/promotion through the years.

As far as I know, the honoree plaques were on display at the CNN/Turner headquarters in Atlanta. It is not clear what became of them since the WWF purchase of WCW, and all of its assets in 2001.

A collection of women's basketball players and coaches on cards, one card from each set. Looking to acquire a card from any set I don't already have.

After taking the time to sort through cards, thinking your done only to discover a fact, variation or subset that makes you want to check them ALL OVER AGAIN? This list is dedicated to the differences with cards that collectors learned along the way. Let's help each other out to prevent these time-wasting occurrences!

Took a long time to put this list together, but here it is finally