Card Identification Forum

I know there's a set in 2002 listed as this.. And 2003 has a 205 set.. But I can't figure out this card.. I have three total and have no clue where they fit. 

It's here.  And once again, the card numbers on the checklist were wrong. So doing a search by the card number didn't work.

Thanks. I have two Larry Walker cards that are from the same set

22 and 25.. I hate to bother, but could I get a link to those as well? 

Card 25: http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/9055/cid/214731/2002-Topps-206---Team-206-Series-3-T206-25-Larry-Walker?PageIndex=1

Card 22: http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/9054/cid/214653/2002-Topps-206---Team-206-Series-2-T206-22-Larry-Walker?PageIndex=1

Ah, the frustration of incorrect card # entries spreads.  One of my biggest (and maybe my only) complaints on this site as the filtering by number doesn't work if the checklist is in error. Too bad many members up loading checklists won't read and heed this message. I wish there was away to fix this reoccurring issue.  Maybe a tougher permissions test?

C2 corrected the numbering yesterday.

Maybe admonishment by Admin and revoking member's permissions after a few violations. Maybe add a few more questions to the uploading process. They would act as a reminder trigger. "Did you verify card numbers?" "Checklist source?"

Then there's also source problems. I've used companies (Topps, Upper Deck, Panini) websites and they aren't always correct. I believe they produce checklists during the development stage. The finalized numbering sometimes changes and they don't bother to change the original checklist. 

Then there's Beckett's and hockeydb.com. If you bother to read the set description, Beckett's let's you know when they've added numbering to NNO cards.  But, hockeydb.com does not. They number everything regardless of NNOs.