2000 Goal Line Hall of Fame Art Collection Football Forum

I reported a couple issues with this set.  

The first is that there is another set listed as "2000 Goal Line HOF" that seems to be a duplicate listing.  The second is that the image uploaded for Howie Long shows an autograph on the card front.  While I'm not sure, as far as I know, the autographed versions sold by the HOF Store were simply regular issue cards that were signed by the inductees at the request of the HOF.  I'm not sure if they really should be considered after-market autographs or listed as separate cards, although there is a CSA Authentication stamp added to the back.  Even if I'm incorrect about them being after-market autographs, the set should then be listed as a related/parallel set rather than as a separate set.

Thoughts?

There is also this set listing as well. http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewSet.cfm/sid/165385/2000-Hall-of-Fame-Metallics I would hope two of these sets get deleted soon.

No.  The Metallics are absolutely a separate set.  The Goal Line HOF Art Collection cards are postcard sized, showing hand drawn illustrations of the inductees  (see http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/158371/cid/10207185/2003-Goal-Line-Hall-of-Fame-Art-Collection-219-Joe-DeLamielleure) while the HOF Metallics are traditional trading card sized and feature a picture of the HOF bust and various personal information.  The are labelled Metallics because the cards are made from thin metal stock instead of cardboard (here's the same player as the above link (http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/165388/cid/10578829/2003-Hall-of-Fame-Metallics-NNO-Joe-DeLamielleure)

As I said, these are ABSOLUTELY different sets...

SunDevilCollection wrote:

There is also this set listing as well. http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewSet.cfm/sid/165385/2000-Hall-of-Fame-Metallics I would hope two of these sets get deleted soon.