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So here is my problem I have searched and searched but can not find any information on this possible "set". All I have been able to find so far is this :

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/cards/setdetail.php?set_id=295

I know that the cards are listed as 101 and up but can not find anything to tell me that is was actually a set or even if the numbering is corret, heck even Beckett lists it as 1990-91 Knoxville Cherokees. So any super slueths out there wanting to snoop for me or do I just enter it as a team set for now? Thanks for reading.

There seemed to already be a checklist listing, without a checklist. Since my son wanted the points, I let him upload the checklist (I cleaned up the names for validation purposes).

http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewSet.cfm/sid/127401/1990-91-7th-Inning-Sketch-Knoxville-Cherokees-ECHL

Cool set! :)

Sweet thanks Dan's son!!! Is your boy fairly young or is he an ol' pro?? LOL My boy will be seven in February and he helped me open some wax packs for the first time last weekend, he didnt understand the concept all that much. Not looking like he's going to be all that interested in the hobby, but that can change pretty fast tho.

He's a 13-year-old who's a whiz at most whatever he does. A couple years back, a classmate did a science project on the Rubik's Cube, and now he owns about 30 or so various sizes and shapes, and can solve the standard 3x3 in 15-20 seconds (takes me about 2 minutes). He's enjoyed cards (probably because they've always been there) for a long time, and recently got into it big time (about 4 years ago - about the same age I got into it). We just opened our 2016 baseball series 2 and update series boxes, and he sheeted the sets. He's been adding scans when he has time (mostly that was happening over the summer) and he's real good (and I mean quick and accurate) with PhotoScape. I thought *I* was good with it. Puts me to shame. :) If only school didn't get in the way! :) (Oh yeah, he does well there too.)

LOL too funny and glad to hear he's outsmarting dad .... good for the TCDB =D, my little guy is in Grade 1 and just brought home his first report card all fours and one three (0-4 grading level) so doing awesome, got a grade two reading level already too. Yet the Grade 1 classes all got a government testing done last month and those pinheads send us a letter saying he need occupational therapy because he couldnt keep his letters evenly spaced in the space given and cant color inside the lines. Sacralidge ........ hes a six year old boy. Who cares about that stuff !!! So who is wrong the school teaching him (his report card score) or the government lackie?!?!?!? Hilarious really.

Oh my goodness... don't get me started. Just had parent/teacher conference last week (he's in 8th in a K-8 Catholic school) and the teacher was showing us the "new, improved" state-mandated report cards. All 3 pages worth. Insanity. And what first grader can stay totally within lines and spaces their letters properly? Seriously? OT? It's called kids develop at different things at different speeds. He can read better now than color. It will all even out. If he was having serious problems with writing, I could see it, but it's probablt a matter of feeling rushed or nervous about the tests (which, again, the amount of tests these low grades get is mind-numbing). Our son was late on a couple things, early on others. We let him develop on his own schedule and he did just fine.

See, I said don't get me started... :) I'll stop now before I type all day. Your son's going to be just fine.

When I was in school they taught us that coinage was not invented until the Renaissance. Everything was barter, barter, barter. They pushed that like life depended on it. Coinage, of course, dates to 600 B.C. and the Romans made, at times, over 1 million coins a DAY. (That's why despite being 2000 years old you can still get into the low end of the spectrum for about $5)

Long before the Renaissance was ever extant!

LOL too funny Dan, I hear you loud and clear. Billy they can't possibly teach you everything can they ;) , I hear you dont even learn about Canada down there. We have to learn all the States AND their Capitals up here in the great white north. =P

Not really, if I remember correctly. I have never been able to figure out a Rubik's Cube. I remember us having one, but I have not seen it in years. I don't have the patience for it, LOL.