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NHL players of IFK Helsinki

No cards:
Steve Peters
HIFK: 1986-87
NHL: Colorado Rockies 1979-80

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

My vintage cards (pre-1980) of Michigan Football alumni

I did my favorite team so now is the turn of my hometown team.

NHL Players who played for the Quebec Remparts of the QMJHL

NHL players who have played on my favorite team in Finland KalPa Kuopio

Some were great and some were not. Still waiting for the first player to play on both of my favorite teams. KalPa and San Jose Sharks.

Cards of other players that have an Ohio State player in the shot (excluding cards of Buckeyes in their college uniform that have other Buckeyes also in the shot) Please hit me up with other examples, I'm counting on you guys to help me find these!

The Top 10 cards I need for set completion or for my player collections

My main collection. I'm collecting most of the 90's base card sets. (Excluding oversized cards, stickers, team issues, some oddballs etc.)

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 2020 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!

A visual essay

He thick!

When it could be your local high school field

Famous beards or mustaches...missing.

Athletes with alternative careers in medicine.

I can think of more, but there are no cards for them:

Jerry Wilson, ex-Hab and later Winnipeg Jets team doctor.

Delano Meriwether, sprinter and hematologist.

Debi Thomas, figure skater and orthopedic surgeon.

Sam Sheppard, pro wrestler and Osteopathic physician-neurosurgeon.

What card did you see first when you opened your first pack?

Cards where I'm like...

Following Glenn Gulliver’s journey through pro baseball.

Variety

Tom Brady 2002 Variety

2000

I have at least 100 unique cards of each of these current or former Mets players. The player must be featured in a Mets uniform.

I feel like I forgot someone. I don't know who. Sylvia came to Paris but I didn't go.

Conn Smythe Trophy winners cards. Not all players are credited with winning the trophy.

Every goalie to wear the teal.

Every goalie to wear the expansion Ottawa Senators jersey.

Every goalie to wear the Florida Panthers uniform.

Every goalie to wear the Dallas Stars jersey. A few crossed over from Minnesota.

Every goalie to appear in a game for the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Every goaltender to wear the Colorado Avalanche uniform. 2 goalies crossed over from Quebec.

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.

Grambling State players who went on to professional baseball careers.

2020 Fantasy Baseball Team

As of 10/1/2020
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.

To celebrate the NBA's return, a purely statistical ranking of the NBA's 30 franchises from best to worst. Rankings were based on awarding points for the following achievements:

- 1 point for each 0.500 or better season.
- 4 points for each 50+ Win season.
- 5 points for reaching the Conference (or Division) Finals
- 10 points for reaching the NBA Finals
- 15 points for winning the NBA Championship
- 5 points for a player winning MVP

Points for each achievement are cumulative so a maximum score of 40 points for a season is possible (i.e. if a team wins 50+ games, goes on to win the championship, and one of its players is named MVP). Each team's point total was then divided by its number of years in the league to derive an average season score.

(All stats were current as of the March 12th suspension of the season.)

As of 10/1/2020

As of 10/1/2020

Not represented with a card in TCDB
Will White 229
1877-1996
Main Team Cincinnati Reds

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

In the spirit of the season, pro athletes who held public office.

As of 10/1/2020

Cards that show players on teams you forgot or did not know they played for.

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