I actually forgot to add this originally. Jose is an awesome player and very worthy. He is the first and only (to date) Blue Jay to be honored. (My Tigers have never had a card #100 - interesting!). The 2012 design was OK. It would've been better if it had the position on the front. The backs were very plain.

I liked the foil edge design around the name and the simplicity of using the logo over a baseball. 2 years in a row for Mr. Pujols and 3rd time honoree.

I didn't care for this design much because I thought the words of the team were too big and I like the use of a logo. Albert was honored for the 2nd time with card #100.

A very popular player, but I'm not a Mets fan so I haven't followed David Wright's career much. Steady player. The design was fair with the logo on home plate in the corner.

A lot of people refer to this as the clown set, but I actually thought this set looked a little retro with an homage to the 1960's designs and styles. I liked it. I liked the field on the back as well. Ryan seems to have been plagued by injuries lately and I was hoping he would've had a longer, successful career. Topps goes 15 years without autographs and then goes back to back. I liked it when they seemed do it every few years.

Although I liked Topps' attempt at a black border card, I did not like this set at all. Too many irrational variations and there were some really bad airbrushed photos in this set. Dontrelle was a worthy recipient of the honor in 2007, but it was sad to see him come to the Tigers and flame out completely. I was really hoping he would've done some awesome things for Detroit. Best thing about the trade was bringing Cabrera with him to Detroit. Thank you Mr. Dombrowski! First time since 1982 (25 years!) They issued cards with autographs.

2nd time Barry was honored. I never liked him as a player, but I know a lot of others do. I didn't care for this set design front too much because it was a little too much foil. I do like the homage to the cartoons on the back however. This set marked the return to the standard 660 card set until 2015.

Albert's first honor as card #100. I like the use of the name in script as it appears on the jerseys on the card. I do get this set and the 2004 set mixed up a lot.

This design was a clear homage to the 1973 design. I like the outline of the player in a position that it's in on the card so each is unique. A-Rod's 2nd card #100 and with a different team.

Ichiro was a fun player to watch in the AL for well over a decade and he always found a way to get a hit...or 200 of them every year. I liked this design of the card. It has the logo on the front and the blue border was a nice break.