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I'm not a programmer, but MY logic tells me that the report that gives us the data on Rookie Cards of Hall of Famer's combines the HOF with the RC designation. However, is it that it's set up as a wild card for XRC and RCL along with any other RC where a HOFer appears? Is there any way to fix this?

Here are samples from my Rookie Cards of Hall of Famer's report that I don't believe belong:

• 1988 Score Rookie & Traded #103T Craig Biggio
• 1994 Topps #158 - SS Prospects (Orlando Miller / Brandon Wilson / Derek Jeter / Mike Neal)
• 1997 Collector's Choice #10 Vladimir Guerrero 

I wanted to get input from computer whizzes before venturing to bother Admin with this.

For the 94T I think the issue is that for at least one of them it is his RC. Yes, it's not Jeter's but it's someone's. As for the Guerrero, yeah, that shouldn't be happening.

Joshua,

As far as I can tell it's doing a wildcard search looking for "*RC" because not only can those reports include XRCs, in my case it included Ken Griffey Jr's 1994 Stadium Club #262 "HR Club" subset card, which has the note "HRC" and obviously shouldn't be included.

So my recommendation would be to check with Admin about that. If you happen to do so, will you please ask him to correct the report to "Rookie Cards of Hall of Famers" (without the incorrect apostrophe in "famers")? Or if you don't get a chance to report that please let me know and I can do so. I'm glad you noticed that since fixing that will make that report more accurate and useful.

I've informed Admin. And yes that apostrophe has got to go!