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A few cards I like

Whole sets, and inserts will be included up to 1990's when vendors got crazy with them. In order I completed them. Pre 1972 were released in series.1 each month from late March to late September

Some players that I am trying to put together big collections of. If anyone has a lot of these players that they are trying to trade, PM me.

My all time All Time Favorites around the diamond- Working on their RC and 1st card in a Phillie uniform

These are baseball cards that show a player on a team that they never played for. If you know of any others, leave a comment, and I'll be happy to add them to the list. Enjoy!

NEW ADDITION BERNIE ARBOUR MEMORIAL STADIUM
Inspired by Gunny's List Here are the Places I Have Seen Something Sport Related. Sorted Alphabetically by Sport and then by Geographical Location of Team Name. Tried my Best to Have an Actual Card of the Stadium.

My Danica coll.

BKIM Gonkulators final rooster for the league of TCDB members. I started off 4-0 and finished 5-9 in 9th Place

Season Review
1        Cowboys From Hell        Win        149.00 - 141.00        
2        Knights who say NI!        Win        175.00 - 135.00        
3        Prisoner of Marzipan        Win        157.00 - 123.00        
4        Muskie's Mafia        Win        159.00 - 76.00        
5        Hurricane James        Loss        117.00 - 122.00        
6        Redskin Mark 5        Loss        155.00 - 176.00        
7        4th and 29        Loss        109.00 - 133.00        
8        TCDB Legend        Win        156.00 - 112.00        
9        Snocko        Loss        166.00 - 174.00        
10        Cowboys From Hell        Loss        137.00 - 155.00        
11        Knights who say NI!        Loss        142.00 - 173.00        
12        Prisoner of Marzipan        Loss        120.00 - 149.00        
13        Muskie's Mafia        Loss        74.00 - 122.00        
14        Hurricane James        Loss        109.00 - 162.00

A list of players with the highest gaps from their career WAR to their WAR with only the St. Louis Cardinals, whom many people didn't realize or simply forgot played for St. Louis at one point in their careers. (This is a long project for me)

I am not big into auto's but have a select few....

August 9, 2019: Some moves up and down with most of 2019 done. Yu Darvish and Cole Hamels could still get in here. Maybe, someday, Craig Kimbrel...

I've been a Cubs fan all my life. The conscious-of-baseball part of my life starts in about 1970. I've watched some pretty bad teams, but there were always players -- some great, some just fun -- whom I loved to watch. This is my attempt to compile my favorite 75, roughly in order of preference. (It started as 50, expanded to 91, then I cut it back to 75 -- so many players I remember). As you can see, it's not just about stats. There are some odd choices in here. Some, I just liked their grit. Some just had great nicknames. The deeper you get into the list, the more they blend together in order of preference. And I'm probably forgetting quite a few....

The representative cards are the the oldest card I have of each player as a Cub. (Had to pick SOME criteria).
Hope you enjoy it. Feel free to remind me of players I probably loved but left off the list.

Since I am somewhat of a jersey/shirt/sweater collector I figured why not make a list showcasing some of the models I own.

As always I shall try to remember as many details as possible. Also I shall be adding more as I find cards that show examples of the items I have collected.

This is a list of all of the players who hit for a "natural" cycle (single, double, triple, home run: in that order).

For anyone interested in the final resting place of there favorite player.On the internet go to Find-a-grave to locate the player.

Sets i believe that would be a challenge to amass for one reason or another. Other words gather cards not buy them in a set.

☆*★*☆*★*☆*★*☆ MY LIFE IN CARDS ☆*★*☆*★*☆*★*☆

People With Cards I have Actually Met In Person...Not Counting Autograph Sessions...that would be cheating :). Hope to add to this list as I hopefully meet more, or my memory kicks in. You will no doubt see the pattern of people connected to Windsor, Ontario, or Toronto (I live in Georgetown, Ontario now very close to Toronto after growing up in Windsor). Newest additions George Bell and Lloyd Moseby. I will add these people and list them alphabetical.

Here is a list of players with my name or some variant of it: Kirk, Curt, Curtis... It is an ongoing list of cards I have of players with the first name (or last name) Kirk. Note this is not the complete list. I still have many cards that I have not checked off/added to my collection here that I have in my physical collection. Case in point I have several Curt Schilling cards not just the one on this list.

As my last name is Andersen I like to collect cards of players with the same or similar last name. Ditto with guys named Kirk (or Curt). Unfortunately for me this is an ongoing list. These are a few of the cards I have of guys with the last name (or first name) Andersen, Anderson.

Not sure how long this list will get or if I will actually try to continue with it. Anyway it is a list of cards I got that are not normally the type of thing I would add to my PC but for some reason I got it. There may be Non-Sport cards here with subjects I don't normally do. The cards or in a few cases the complete sets on this list I added to my PC for some reason or another.

This is a list of 13 my favorite Topps Baseball card designs, mostly vintage. It is only Topps because there are way too many other designs it is hard to keep up with what is what and I would have to do decade lists. Not quite sure what order to put them in that is also another problem I have with lists. I'm pretty sure I still need to complete all these sets.

Highlighting some of my favorite cards I've personally pulled from retail or hobby packs. Ranging from autographs to memorabilia to low numbered cards, each card has special place in my collection.

No cards purchased on the secondary market allowed!

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.

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, when on the 20th anniversary of WrestleMania, it became a part of the WrestleMania weekend festivity 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.

Creating a list of cards that could potentially fit my #RefsInTheBack PC if I came across a card that was cut off-center and shows enough of the referee's face that I could possibly identify them.

If you have a card on this list that fits the "OC #RefsInTheBack" description, let's make a trade!

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

I fell in love w this set when it originally came out. It's 1 of my all-time favorite sets. I am looking to complete the GU cards.

Cards showing various stadia and arenas where I have attended games, matches, and whatever. Also included in this list are some of my memorable moments from these different venues.

I tried to make this list as close to chronologically correct as my poor memory will allow. I shall be adding more memorable moments later on as time permits.

A list of baseball players born in Brazil.

All 59 Japanese MLB players rookie cards, from both America and Japan.

Many players have many, many rookies from the same year and other brands not listed here. My order of preference for choosing rookie cards were as follows:

Japanese rookies:
Year, BBM preferred (except for Murakami). Lowest card number chosen if BBM issued multiple cards of the player in the same set.
American rookies:
Topps base preferred, then bowman, then other major releases (Upper Deck, Donruss, Fleer/Fleer Tradition), then more minor sets released by the main companies (Topps Finest, Bowman's Best), and if no major releases exist for a player, then the earliest minor league card.

A collection of the funniest sports trading card photos ever.. Suggestions of cards to add to this list are always welcomed.

All the key rookies from 1970-1995 Topps, plus a couple I added for personal reasons. This includes only Topps flagship/traded sets, and Bowman ONLY if no flagship/traded rookie exists from the same year for a player.

A player with a "cup of coffee" is one who has played in only one game in the majors. These players got their Cup of Coffee and a MLB baseball card during their career.

I am attempting to put together this parallel set. These cards are what I already HAVE. Also includes the Updates set as well.

These are the sets here at TCDB that are missing names for at least one card. I'll try to keep a running total in the comment for each set. along with the percentage of the set that is TBD Maybe you're familiar with a set listed here and can help? Please PM me with any set additions or updates to the numbers. Please note: There may not be any particular order to the list.

3.5 year old son's first pack

Target, Valencia, CA

The tops selling Topps Living Cards, the line seems to be losing momentum, but I hope to see it continue. I was surprised that none of the Bryce Harper cards made it or Griffey Jr. Pete Alonso also seemed low compared to other top rookies.

This was my Great Uncle Jim Hughes. Born on the Southside of Chicago. Pitched for the Sox, Cubs and Dodgers. Went on to be an amazing Chicago Firefighter and retired from there. Used to love to hear his stories of the golden age of baseball. He was quite a guy.

Thanks go to ranfordfan for the list idea . . . cards numbered 666

Sparky Anderson & Glenallen Hill both have two cards

Cincinnati Reds - 8 cards
Los Angeles Dodgers - 7 cards
Detroit Tigers - 5 cards
Colorado Rockies - 5 cards

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

Just missing 1 card, Mookie Betts!