2000-01 Topps Hockey Forum

Autographs cards #A-TA - Tony Amonte - Chicago Blackhawks and #A-VB - Valeri Bure - Calgary Flames are listed on the TTCD site and noted as EXCH. My 2005 Charlton Catalogue lists these cards as well and so did Beckett at one time but the 2017 edition does not list these two cards. It does refer to an 11-card set but only lists the nine autograph cards that I can confrim exist. Can anyone prove or disprove the existance of these two cards? If not, should we remove the listing for them?

Charlton 16th Edition still has them listed not sure what edition 2005 was. 23rd Edition of Beckett Hockey Annual says it is a 11 card set but only lists nine cards. Thats all the info I can give you thats black and white. This might be a matter of the cards existing but never released with the set. That has happened before.

It would probably be best to leave them listed. It one ever gets listed to ebay it will automatically show up on the card's page. I do not claim to be an expert in this set...I just got my first on July 27th...but there is an NBA relic set I'm sure has a card listed that doesn't exist, but it remains on the checklist...on the off chance it was a super short print.

Avs and I worked on the 07-08 OPC Premier a while back and had the same issues, Admin put the missing cards back on the list just as Billy mentioned.

Could a note2 like "Existence is disputed" be used in cases like this, to keep collectors from wasting their time looking for it?

Beckett ,as well as many of the other price guides, generally will list a the total number of cards in the heading and then list the cards of value in the typical manner. Typically if the cards that you are referring to are not shown then that possibly means that not much is known and the value is nominal. They generally say in the descriptionof the guide states something to the effect of " if we listed every card then the book/ guide wouldbemuch bigger. Hope this helps 

Beckett ,as well as many of the other price guides, generally will list a the total number of cards in the heading and then list the cards of value in the typical manner. Typically if the cards that you are referring to are not shown then that possibly means that not much is known and the value is nominal. They generally say in the descriptionof the guide states something to the effect of " if we listed every card then the book/ guide wouldbemuch bigger. Hope this helps 

True on both points men, I like switzr's idea as if it was to be standardized it would help alot of collectors out. Kevpar is right was well but the yearly guides normally list as many of the cards possible (for hockey that is).