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I was wondering if anybody knows of the existence of a checklist for the Weird Al Yankovic set that was released a couple years ago. From what I gather, the cards were released by Yankovic and are sold at his live shows (and maybe his official site). Over time, additional cards were added to the set (I believe there are roughly 130 cards in the complete set). I'm trying to complete the entire set and would like to track the cards I already have. Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

Not sure, but Weird Al is a legend!!!!  I searched eBay and saw a few of the sets, which shows 133 cards.  I also saw a couple of postings where traders were trying to trade duplicates, but they only referenced the cards by number.  Is there an actual name or title for each card that you have?  I wonder if there is no name how a checklist could be created.

I can't help you, but you helped me...I had no idea that Weird Al had a card set...that's going on the wantlist! Weird Al is my all-time favorite musician. 

I'm a "Weird Al" Fanatic since the begining days on the Doctor Demento Show. I had NO IDEA there were ANY "Weird Al" Yankovic trading cards. I'm sure I would have snatched a bunch up if there were any. OH through concerts I probably would have missed them I have yet to see Al Live. His website I don't visit often enough to notice promos like that. UGH. Now I need to Searcha and Destroy for these. 

Basic search seems to verify that 133 is the card count for the set. Seems to be "limited edition" and a probably even more liimited special set case. Great that is one more thing for me to find connected to this set: 

I'll be looking for a master set: The 133 base cards preferably with the limited case, an unopened pack of 10 cards or two. Probably even an unopened box of the cards how ever they were boxed.

While we are on the subject of "Weird Al" he seems to have an autograph card in a my little pony autograph card set of celebs who voiced the ponies at one time. I'm not a Brony (a "boy" who is into My Little Pony as the male fans of My Little Pony world are called) but it would be a neat novelty card to have.

The cards don't have a title on the front, but there is a title and description on the back. There is a card for each of his album covers. Some cards are live shots, and the back tells which song is being performed, so I think a checklist could be made up with some accurate titles. If I ever obtain all the cards, I'll gladly post a checklist. Thanks for everyone's input. 

Ditto, Capn. Saw Dr Demento spin his magic live about 20 years ago. I remember Weird Al's debut. Now I've introduced my daughter to him. Might need these. 

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I had just found out about the 133-card set a week or two ago, you would think that would have been something that included an autograph card.

I have finally obtained a complete set. I'm getting ready to list the checklist on here. I did have a question though: there isn't much info online in regards to this set, however, I gather that the cards were released between 2010 and 2015. I've seen no indication that additional cards will be added to the set. My question is: when adding the set title, should I list it as (for example) "2010-2015 Weird Al"? I've never added a multi-year set before and I'm not sure of the protocol.  

It seems cards are added every year or two. Who knows if they've stopped adding cards. I would guess they add cards as Al releases albums/songs. If they do add more, Admin can always move/change the set.