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What do you do with a set like this, 2012 Leaf Cut Signature History of Baseball, that's missing all teams. Do you mark them all NO TEAM or ???  

Chief Wahoo

My opinion, although it is just that, is if you have a player there who only played on one team his whole career it would be safe to put that as the team.

Ryan, that's all well and good, but then the set is partially "teamed" and partially "what do you do?". :)

Almost all cards in these "cut signature" sets are long done playing. Many of them either don't show the player associated with a team (licensing) or many don't even show the player at all (so there's not even a uniform to try to match). Others, when they show the person, show them in street clothes (post-retirement). So, for say Nolan Ryan, what team do we use? None? Then no team should be used for any of the cards if they don't show teams on the cards. These should all be "No Team", in my opinion.

These cards have no names nor teams printed on them.  They're just a cut signature in a cardboard frame. No way to identify when the signature was signed. Definitely should be "No Team".

Is that person named Spud?

thanks to all for your help

Chief