User Lists

This is a list of all the Topps card #100 which has traditionally been a card of honor over the years. I know Topps has used the X00 cards for stars each year and the X50 cards as the next tier for 'semi-stars', but I'll just do a list of Card #100. Maybe I'll get the steam to do a list for Card #200, 300, 400, etc. This was a fun list and I took the opportunity to provide my opinion on their choice of player as well as the designs.

Top 10 cards I want!

Trophy is named after Jarmo Wasama, very talented young defenseman who was killed in a car accident in 1966 as 22 years old.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarmo_Wasama


No cards:
1983-84 Joel Paunio, HIFK

1967-
Presented by Sport Magazine 1967-1989
Presented by the NFL, and renamed Peter Rozelle Trophy 1990-

Multiple Winners:
5 Tom Brady
3 Joe Montana
2 Bart Starr
2 Terry Bradshaw
2 Eli Manning

A list of players who have won Rookie of the Year in the NHL. Award was named the Calder Trophy in 1943, but the Rookie of the Year award dates to the 1932-33 season.

The worst NBA team of the 2000's. The Nets started out the year 0-18, were 2-28 after 30 games, 3-40 after 40 games, 4-46 after 50 games, and finished the season 12-70.

The worst NBA team of the 2010's, the 76ers started the season 0-18 to prolong their losing streak from the end of the previous season to 28 games. They finished the year 10-72, the worst record of the 2010's (Not counting the 11-12 Bobcats during the lockout shortened season).

Sets needing only 2 cards to complete.

I chose hockey pack B...B for Billy!

The last season before the Alex Ovechkin era began saw the Capitals finish 23-46-10-3.

Here are the cards that I received from Gunny's Baker's Dozen Giveaway. Thanks again Gunny!

My stack of 13 cards from Gunny to celebrate his 12th anniversary on TCDB. Cards are organized in the order that they came out of the pack. Thanks Gunny!

Thanks to Gunny, these cards are now mine!

Cards featuring Airedales

I keep very detailed records of my collection. I wish I had begun sooner, when I started in 1998, I had already been collecting for a decade, and the listing has evolved over time. I am still refining it, in fact. It's a combination of two things- my OCD, and a desire to know what I had in my collection. As I was approaching my 30,000th different NBA basketball card, I decided to take note of which card was #30,000. Three months later, I hit 34,000 and have been writing down the Thousand Cards ever since. When I finally documented my NASCAR cards, finishing in 2007, and my non-sports and other sports cards, in 2010, I documented each thousand card then, too. It's pointless trivia, and only matters to me, but I felt like sharing it anyway.

I probably have dozens of complete sets, and as I notice them during my re-organization project, I will add them to this list. I'm not really checking for completeness as I put them in order (that will come later when I add everything to my TCDB collection), but sometimes I can't help but notice that I have them all. The TCDB Randomizer will pick my sample card for each set.

Not meant to be interesting, except to me. As this drags on, I may need the motivation. BUT, the site will see some benefit, as I will scan any missing card the randomizer chooses. I've already added one missing scan.

My Goal is to complete the Topps sets from 1980 to Present

Note: He doesn’t have a card of him with the Coyotes.

Another year, another list...this one is game, person or race used items.

I will absolutely hit 5000 different SN cards this year...I enter the year under 100 away, and have 60 incoming...it's only a matter of time!

No additions! My display case still has room for two more before I have to alter it!

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.

I've given in and am putting my cards in numerical order. Once finished, I'll figure out which sets I have a reasonable chance of completing, and try to finish them. Which means I may be trading on here again later this year. These will mostly be sets that I assume I am real close to finishing. I'm using the first card in the set with the standard design as the sample, whether I have it or not.

I have set a goal of completing 50 sets within a year of the day I finish organizing. So this list will eventually have 50 sets on it.

The elite list of people with more than 500 cards documented in my collection. Must be unique cards, and shared cards, team cards, league leaders don't count. At the time of this list's creation, only 20 people have reached that lofty plateau. For my purposes documented means scanned...there may be more people but my personal statistics only count what I've scanned.

Players with the same name as a more well known player/person.
New additions placed at the top, then sorted alphabetically.

Griffey and Martinez statues located around T-Mobile Park, Niehaus statue built into a section in the stands, where one can sit next to.

So many of the Topps "Future Stars" from the 80s & 90s didn't pan out to have much of a career. These players actually became All Stars.

This list is to help a fellow TCDB member (David657) create a more robust wantlist for his Notre Dame collection. We're looking for any NFL players who are wearing Notre Dame uniforms. Since some ND alum are pictured with their college uniforms but only connected to their respective NFL team, this has been a list created mostly by scrolling the images, a "visual" checklist if you will. (If you do know of a better way of identifying these cards, then please let us know.) Included in this list are mostly base set and insert cards; s/n are mostly excluded as well as autos and parallels. If you have any spare time, review the list and if you notice a NFL player donning a Fighting Irish uniform that is not listed here, then comment below and help us find more. Thank you!

These cards are available to buy or if you have any Patriots cards I'm interested in, I may be willing to trade.

These are cards I have either bought signed or had signed in person by the artist.

Cards that have some sort of visible error

Just some goals for the main basketball players I collect for 2021. Also a goal for my Blazer Collection. I will try and keep track of each transaction and who or where it came from as well.

Not often you see Hall of Famers on these lists but yes Paul Coffey is considered a journeyman.

The goalie who has played for the most teams, Sean Burke has played for 9 different teams.
Note: Does not have a card with the Kings

Been a while since I've done one of these. Brent Ashton held the record for most NHL teams played for before being past by Mike Sillinger