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Cards I am looking for to complete certain player collections, or portions of certain player collections. Trading is turned off but if you have any of these that you're willing to part with in a small PWE deal, please reach out and I'll see if I can find something on your wantlist.

While my entire wantlist is large (I haven't even tried cataloging my Reds collection yet), I find it easier to focus on taking these collections in chunks at a time. For example, it's much easier and practical for me to dedicate my search to four or five specific Shawn Green or Buster Posey cards rather than add the thousands of missing ones to my wantlist. If I find something outside of this list I'll still pick it up, but these are the ones I'd really like to grab.

The first official rookie card of UFC Female Fighters.

Playing their first season in 1967, the Reading Phillies are tied for the longest active affiliation in MiLB. This is a list of all major league players and managers who appeared on the Reading Phillies, or as they are known today, the Reading Fightin Phils.

Players with no cards:
Ron Allen (Reading Phillies in 1968-1969, St. Louis Cardinals in 1972.)
Manny Muniz (Reading Phillies in 1968 and 1970, Philadelphia Phillies in 1971.)
Al Raffo (Reading Phillies in 1967 and 1970-1971, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Leroy Reams (Reading Phillies in 1967-1969, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Gene Rounsaville (Reading Phillies in 1967-1968, Chicago White Sox in 1970.)
Gene Stone (Reading Phillies in 1969, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Bob Terlecki (Reading Phillies in 1970-1971 and 1973, Philadelphia Phillies in 1972.)

He's BIG & Green and here's the cards I have of his. I'd be interested in cards NOT shown here.

My version of a list where I only need one card to complete my Red Sox team set. I currently have over 3200 unique completed Sox team sets, but there are still a ton of commons (and a lot more less common) I need to fill sets.

Cards that feature players standing in front or showing the Fenway Park's famous Green Monster. It has to have a good part of the card showing it.

One of my dad’s friends works for the Clippers, so whenever he gives us tickets to games I bring some cards to try to get signed!

I entered a 14 team 5x5 dynasty league in its 10th season and took over a neglected last place team. This is my current roster in year 3 of a rebuild.

Full sets from outside of my main collection

Looking for the last card to complete the set.

Since 1901, 1,866 Players have played for the Boston Red Sox

Of those players 253 never had a baseball card issued.

Of the 1613 player who have appeared on a card,
471 never have had a card picturing them with the Red Sox!
96 of the 471 without a Red Sox card, do have a minor league card for a Red Sox affiliate.

That leaves 1238 players who played for the Sox and have either a major or minor leagues Red Sox card.

I currently have cards of 1150 of those players leaving only 88 Red Sox players I do not have a card of.

This list is an alphabetical of all the players I do NOT have a Red Sox card of.


**Jack Billingham 1980 Red Sox Postcards - Not listed on TCDB**

If you have a card available of any of the following players in a Red Sox major or Minor league uniform, I would be interested in trading for or in the case of vintage, purchasing.

Needing these cards to close this set

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between P and R:

Rob Pearson, Scott Pearson, Rich Pilon, Brian Pothier, Wayne Primeau, Brian Propp, Dave Reid, Damian Rhodes, Steve Rice, Stephane Richer, Gary Roberts, Andre Roy, Warren Rychel

Plaques Located inside Wrigley Field

Cards featuring Don Mattingly, but not as the main player of the card.

The retired numbers are currently on top of Citi Field's stands, facing the field behind home plate and along the third base side.

This list tracks the modern era of Topps All-Star Rookie (ASR) Team cards from 1987-present.

Each year, since 1960, Topps selects a team of notable first-year players to their Topps All-Star Rookie Team. These annual teams are usually composed of eight position players and two pitchers, but relief pitchers and a designated hitter have been included more recently. A trophy graphic on the players' cards commemorates their selection. Between 1979 and 1986, Topps continued to name an ASR Team but left the trophy graphic off the cards. In 1987, the ASR Trophy returned and has been on cards since.

In 2006, Topps introduced individually packed team sets. These blister carded sets include between 14-18 uniquely numbered cards that are usually the same as their base set counterparts. However, in some instances, Topps uses a different player photo, places the ASR Trophy in a different location, or removes elements from the cards that are included in the base set cards (e.g. "Future Stars" text). At other times, Topps didn't include the ASR Trophy on a base set card, and the team set is the only way to get a player's card with the ASR Trophy. Starting in 2014, team set cards don't include the metallic silver and gold foil elements that appear on base cards. (this list will not count those as variations if the card is otherwise identical).

This collection list captures the variations, short prints and distinctive team set cards for the All-Star Rookie Teams. It does include base set parallels; Opening Day, Chrome, Heritage, Topps Now or other sets; although they are referenced when a player's cards are missing the ASR Trophy in the base and team sets. Since 1987, there are 10 All-Star Rookie Team selections that did not have an ASR Trophy on their base or team set cards: Dale Sveum (1987), Alexei Ramirex (2009), David Murphy (2009), Tommy Joseph (2017), Ryan Schimpf (2017), Trea Turner (2017), Kenta Maeda (2017), Julio Urias (2017), Seung-Hwan Oh (2017). Charles Johnson was slected to the 1995 ASR Team, but Johnson did not have a card in the 1996 set due to a licensing rights dispute with Topps. Ryan Mountcastle was selected to the All-Star Rookie team in both 2020 (as an outfielder) and 2021 (as a first baseman). Mountcastle's cards in Topps' 2021 and 2022 sets reflect the back-to-back selections by including the ASR Trophy.

I have been collecting Topps ASR Team cards since I spotted the trophy in a pack I opened in 1987. This list is inspired by and evolved from the Topps All Star Rookie Trophy Cards maintained by FASportscards, which covers base set ASR cards from 1960 onwards.

The 1979 film The Muppet Movie occasioned a 12 card set, which appeared in subsets of three on the back panels of Cheerios boxes. The Cheerios set, however, included only the Muppets who appeared in the film, and none of the human characters. Here, the long-overdue Series 2.

AKA he's Pictured In Background

Compiling a list of other player's cards where the G.O.A.T. is in the background.

PSA now denotes at least one card as such on their slabs, the 1990 Hoops Sam Vincent #223 which "Shows Michael Jordan". So maybe this will become a thing.

If you can help, please do!

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...

All my Stephen Curry's RC

All my Stephen Curry's Memorabilia

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

Baseball players who played for the Huskers that also played in the MLB.

A Collection of the Incredible People I Share my Birthday with. While I have more than 3300 cards in this collection, I'm limiting this list to a 5 or 6 at most per subject.

Organized in 1936, opened in Cooperstown, NY in 1939
Through the Induction Class of 2022

Seen other lists on here showing connections, so I figured I'd share mine

Not pictured
Ryan Lowe - November 26, 2014
Thanks to
https://hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/SJS2021.html

List of MVP cards chosen during my Grossest Cards Ever opening series on Wax Pack Flashback. Watch now on the TRN TV YouTube channel. youtube.com/c/theretronetwork

Because these keepers are too magnificent to leave to a mere toploader.

A list of pro athletes I've randomly run into in public, i.e. not at a signing, planned appearance, or sporting event they were participating in.

The base set for Topps 1990 Baseball included 65 players with "C" listed as the position (not including All-Star cards). While working on my for sale/trade list, I found that 40 of the 102 unique cards I owned already. Being 61% of the way already, I decided to complete the set of catchers.

Need 4 cards to completion.

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between M and O:

Jamie Macoun, Darrin Madeley, Clint Malarchuk, Norm Maracle, Daniel Marois, Dennis Maruk, Brad May, Alyn McCauley, Bob McGill, Randy McKay, Kirk McLean, Dave McLlwain, Kevin Miller, Dmitri Mironov, Bryan Muir, Ric Nattress, Chris Neil, Bernie Nicholls

Ranking of 44 MLB Stadiums where I've attended a regular season game. Rankings are fluid, try to convince me to move your favorite higher up the list.

I need a little help as there are several I couldn't find cards featuring the ball park. Let me know if you are aware of any cards featuring the new Rangers stadium, Dunedin or Omaha college world series park.

Persons with weather related names. (limiting to 4 persons with same name).

Recent additions:

Terry Fair
Gorilla Monsoon
Ed Sprinkle
Texas Thunder
Casey Weathers

These poor guys couldn't hold it in. This list is for athletes with notable episodes in which they have blown chunks on the field of play, the hardcourt, the canvas or the ice...or wherever sports can be played and hurled upon.

Manufactured relics like patches, coins, pins, and more (not including cards that are autographed)

As a collector of Phillies cards, I enjoy a collection starting with some 1950 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 1954 to present day and I'm adding to the list going from 1953 back.

Athletes who look like they're better suited for the dance floor than they are the playing surface. LET'S DANCE!

A list of cards I can only dream of owning, some I have never even seen pictures of