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Players signing autographs for fans.

These 10 cards from the Topps 1961 series were autographed at the Pittsburgh Pirates Fantasy Camp in 2008. Cards condition is fairly low, with tape marks.

Cards Serially numbered 1 of something in my collection. Does not include 1 of 1s, of which I have several.

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

From Rookie cards, Autographs, Patches Swatches, Low serial #red cards...

A listing of Boston's All Star players

Updated 10/17/19 - Updated with All-Star card images from 2019 Topps Update.

This is a list of MLB stars' last cards as an active player or manager. These cards are my primary motivation for collecting. I love seeing all the stats stacked onto the backs of the cards!

The requirements for making my list: have to be an active player or manager 1950 or later; have been elected to the Hall of Fame OR have been an All-Star, MVP, Cy Young Award winner, Gold Glove winner or Silver Slugger OR have hit 30+ HRs or win 20 games in a season at any point in their career (even before 1950); have a regular major release card issued 1950 or later; AND not have been on an MLB roster at the end of the 2019 MLB season. Managers have to have managed in an All-Star game, won a World Series or be in the Hall of Fame plus meet the 1950 or later requirements as stated above.

This is a rather lengthy list, but I hope you enjoy looking through it!

UPDATE: Now added which games they were worn for

NL East Champions 98-64
NL Champions (Cincinnati Reds) 3-0
World Champions (Baltimore Orioles) 4-3

NL East Champions 100-62
NL Champions (Atlanta Braves) 3-0
World Champions (Baltimore Orioles) 4-1

AL West 99-63
AL Champions (Toronto Blue Jays) 4-2
World Champions (San Francisco Giants) 4-0

AL East 98-64
Defeated Texas Rangers 3-0 in ALDS
AL Champions (Boston Red Sox) 4-1
World Champions (Atlanta Braves) 4-0

AL East 103-59
Defeated Minnesota Twins 3-0 in ALDS
AL Champions (Los Angeles Angels) 4-2
World Champions (Philadelphia Phillies) 4-2

As of 10/2/2019

List of those cards given to me randomly by people on the site.

My collection containing those players,managers, and even referees who's initials match mine.

I'm going to start the hunt for cards where Jerry Rice in the photo of the card but not named. Please help by letting me know if you see them.

NFL players who never had an NFL card of their own, but appeared on someone else's card.
Excluding team photo, team/league leaders (multiple players), or post-career cards. Or cards with mere glimpses.

List is in alphabetical order by last name of the "guest" player. Latest additions are listed first.

Credit to NJDevils & Billy Kingsley

Recent additions to my NFL Guest Appearances list.

As of 10/2/2018

Not represented with a scan in TCDB
Tommy Bond 234
1874-1882, 1884
Main Team Boston Braves

Will White 229
1877-1996
Main Team Cincinnati Reds

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

They're Hollerin' but they're not Managers

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

I have 5 of these cards on my Wantlist.

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.

As of 9/30/2019

Cards showing someone blowing a gum bubble. I really don't care for the staged photos, but I have them listed. Go to New Bubble-heads to see just the recent additions.


Current record: Jeff Cirillo with 9 cards
Second: Chipper Jones with 8
Third: Frank Thomas with 7

With Jim Riggleman becoming the interim manager for the Reds, I decided to make a list of managers who took over mid season.
Update: I'm now including the 70's

Here is a basketball one. I decided to have a offensive team and defensive team. Plus one 6th man. Some of course could go either way but it was a way for me to get more than 5 guys on the list. There is no doubt some better players out there but I went with people I watched and knew. Let me know who I'm missing. Who would win Offensive team v Defensive Team?

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:
16,487 of 23,643
69.73%
Sets Complete: 10

Courtesy baseball-reference.com, a list of career WAR leaders that only played for one team their entire careers, arranged highest to lowest. This is a long project for me to research.

1985-1991
Special one-night tournaments held at house shows
Never mentioned in kayfabe cannon at the time, but have been spoken of in official releases, including house feeds being shown on the WWE Network

1986-1991
Televised gimmick to be awarded to winner of matches against opponent

1993-2002
Multiple day televised tournament, culminating with at least the finals at the PPV titled King of The Ring.

The King gimmick/title usually lasted through next big angle, story line or upgrade in card position of the KOR holder, and only acknowledged again when the situation warranted (i.e. 2000's winner Kurt Angle entering the tournament in 2001)

2006, 2008, 2010, 2015, 2019
Multiple day televised tournament culminating with finals on TV, PPV or the WWE Network.

Here's the cards I have. I am not interested in the AU cards, but would be in GU.

A selection of my favorite cards!

I enjoy collecting cards of players newly acquired by trade or free agency, this is a few examples for the Chicago Cubs over the past 25 years.

A definitive gallery of my favorite team, St. Louis Cardinals, on my favorite card design, 1987 Topps.

Clear Cards

My Deion PC, BB/FB

All goalies in Anaheim Ducks history that have a card with an image on the site. Starting a series with post-1990 expansion/relocation teams.

This is my perfect "Dream Team" (Not greatest, just people I love) for Football; 11 Offense, 11 Defense, 3 Special Teams.
Now I'm a 80's-90's Kid so my teams will favor era. I'm doing this on the fly so I don't know who is going to be every position. Make your own team!! Let me know.

Collections that only need a few cards to complete.

Noteworthy individual games in recent Reds history.

A list of the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Cards I have received via through the mail autograph requests. They are sorted from earliest card years to latest.

As with any TTM, I assume them to be authentic, but never 100% sure. A few were in person autographs vs. TTM and they are noted as such. I'll continue the list with additional autographs as they are received.

A Thank You to all the Players Who Are Kind Enough To Respond To Fan Mail and Autograph Requests.