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This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between M and O:

Jamie Macoun, Darrin Madeley, Clint Malarchuk, Dave Manson, Norm Maracle, Daniel Marois, Dennis Maruk, Stephane Matteau, Brad May, Alyn McCauley, Bryan McCabe, Curtis McElhinney, Bob McGill, Randy McKay, Kirk McLean, Jamie McLennan, Dave McLlwain, Kelly Miller, Ryan Miller, Kevin Miller, Dmitri Mironov, Bryan Muir, Jake Muzzin, Ric Nattress, Chris Neil, Bernie Nicholls, Colton Orr, Mark Osborne

Each player’s card is from 2021 or the next possible year, except that multi-player cards, game cards and a few other types are skipped over and used only absent other options. Minor league cards are used as a last resort. I own each card pictured. The highly uninteresting rules are in my profile page, linked above.
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See any mistakes, such as the card picturing the wrong player or misspelling a name? Or maybe a higher priority card exists but isn't yet listed in TCDB? Please let me know.

No particular order :)

Any type of cards where secondary subjects on the card are University of Nebraska - Lincoln Cornhusker related with best guess at the subject and additional information. Please feel free to provide any additions, clarifications, or corrections.

Thanks to my son and budler for their help. Great appreciation to both C2Cigars and theFalcon for their hours of detailed research which is probably not all properly credited on the list

Newest additions will be at end of the list, with "New as of date" and final cards will be the entire list

The Indiana Hoosiers hold the record for most lifetime losses by a Division I team (713), and boast the third worst winning percentage (42%) of any Division I team with more than 1,000 games played. Indiana's last Rose Bowl appearance was in 1968 (they lost) and not since 1947 has a coach left IU with a winning record.

These players (and a coach) risked career ignominy before leaving for better opportunities.

I am hunting copies that pass The Nose Test, showing 51% (or more) of the referee's face, using their nose as the measuring tool.

I am always looking for copies of these cards with a better percentage of the referee's face visible to "upgrade" my project. If you have a card on this list that is cut OC and passes The Nose Test, let's make a trade!

Players with notable MLB careers who have only one Orioles card. (Parallels don't count as individual cards. Team postcards only count when I want them to. The 1991 Crown set doesn't count.)

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between G and I:

Garry Galley, Mike Gartner, Todd Gill, Doug Gilmour, Alex Goligoski, Sergei Gonchar, Michel Goulet, Chris Gratton, Adam Graves, Brent Gretzky, Jeff Hackett, Mark Hardy, Todd Harvey, Jayna Hefford, Ron Hextall, Benoit Hogue, Peter Holland, Bill Houlder, Kelly Hrudey, Al Iafrate

Every Atlanta/Milwaukee Braves team set I have completed. All base cards, no serial numbered or photo variations. I do like to count SP and Bowman prospects. With the late 80s Topps and OPC, I do not include the "now with Braves" cards.

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between D and F:

Alexandre Daigle, Vincent Damphousse, Dan Daoust, Jason Dawe, Chris Dingman, Gilbert Dionne, Tom Draper, Bruce Driver, Radek Dvorak, Dan Ellis, Pat Elynuik, Pat Falloon, Renata Fast, Ruslan Fedotenko, Tom Fergus, Ray Ferraro, Patrick Flatley, Theoren Fleury, Mike Foligno, Grant Fuhr

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between V and Z:

Rick Vaive, Ryan VandenBussche, Thomas Vanek, Tomas Vokoun, Rick Wamsley, Todd Warriner, Stephen Weiss, Glen Wesley, Kay Whitmore, Ray Whitney, Ryan Whitney, Dave "Tiger" Williams, Wojtek Wolski, Dody Wood, Ken Wregget, Terry Yake, Travis Zajac, Rob Zamuner

Most Recent Update: added Abraham Toro

A-Z with a couple of fun team sets grouped at the end and a few surprises for the super bored sprinkled in along the way.

One of my side projects is collecting an autograph from every player that has ever appeared in a Major League game for the Milwaukee Brewers. This list tracks all of the cards that I have acquired through the mail, in-person, or through private/public autograph appearances. A few were purchased. I have many others on signed baseballs, 8x10’s, index cards, and custom cards not cataloged here unfortunately. My preference is always to get the players on a Brewers baseball card but when that’s not possible a photo or custom will suffice and worst case a team neutral item such as an index card or single-signed baseball will do.

One card needed to complete collection goal.

This is a list of all the cards I have in which the players have signed the cards personally. I either met the player in person or mailed the cards to the player. Forgive my poor cropping efforts. It does not reflect the quality of the cards.

I will try to provide captions for most of the cards to give a backstory as to how I got the cards signed.

This list is for my hockey cards with player last names between J and L:

Barret Jackman, Ric Jackman, Craig Janney, Brianne Jenner, Tomas Kaberle, Darius Kasparaitis, Tim Kerr, Derek King, Kris King, Olaf Kolzig, Chris Kontos, Mike Krushelnyski, Bob Kudelski, Robert Lang, George Laraque, John LeClair, Grant Ledyard, Gary Leeman, Sylvain Lefebvre, Brett Lindros, Eric Lindros, Reed Low, Jyrki Lumme.

My best baseball RCs

Was going through my collection of Bret Butler cards and noticed how many of them show him bunting so I decided to see how many different images/cards of him there are in the DB. Kind of cool that this was the focus of so many of his cards since it was an important part of his game.

These are the cards that I need to complete my collection of 1991 Topps Atlanta Braves base cards

These are the cards that I need to complete my 1991 Topps Tiffany Atlanta Braves Collection.

SPs of Yankees from Topps flagship releases in my collection

These are all the Game-Used/Relic Teemu Selanne cards I have that are listed on this site.

Basic Premise: They threw a pass in an organized game of football with their left hand. In Old English "lyft" meant weak and unless. This implicit bias against left-handed quarterbacks shrinks the margins for participation, leaving no room for the average performer. This list celebrates the exceptional football throwers from among the 11% of the general population who are either left-handed (10%) or the ambidextrous (1%)

This list is intended to be grouped by
Section 1) Professional Quarterbacks
Section 2) College Quarterbacks
Section 3) High School Quarterbacks
Section 4) Left-handed Non-quarterbacks
Section 5) Righties trying to throw lefty
Section 6) 2fers - Two Lefties one card
Section 7) Misc. Lefty Football Throwing Fun
Section 8) Recently added / "New as of"
Last Entry - All the names collected so far

Tremendously Huge Help and Hours of Research from C2Cigars and theFalcon Thanks a ton to both of them!!!

Other helpers have included: jmnovff, Tscastle, you too can be here - feel free to make suggestions

All of baseball's heavy hitters and hurlers.
Accepting suggestions 240+ lbs. I will also accept your suggestion if they look more than that but aren't. Will also accept 236-239 lbs. (but that's not very common due to it being oddly specific.)
NEW FEATURE: I will now accept funny pictures you have for any of these big players! For example: https://www.bostonherald.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2016/02/21/022116soxms10.jpg?w=535
Top ten heaviest players in the MLB listed below:
1. Walter Young (325 lbs.)
2. C.C. Sabathia (300 lbs.)
2. Jonathan Broxton (300 lbs.)
4. Jumbo Brown (295 lbs.)
5. Jon Rauch (290 lbs.)
5. Charlie Kerfeld (290 lbs.)
7. Bartolo Colon (285 lbs.)
7. Adam Dunn (285 lbs.)
10. Aaron Judge (282 lbs.)
2022,2023 TCDB Site Awards best list nominee

New additions: Wilson Ramos

I started collecting again 3 years ago after a long absence from the hobby. Over the last two years I was able to complete my Orioles base Topps collection using this list - https://www.tcdb.com/List.cfm/lid/10794/Orioles-Topps-needs. Now I am attempting the same with the other major manufacturers - Donruss, Fleer, Score, and Upper Deck.
Received 4 of 44 to date. Trades from Snyderart, CH34, borosny, and MotownMike

I started collecting again 3 years ago after a long absence from the hobby. Over the last two years I was able to complete my Orioles base Topps collection using this list - https://www.tcdb.com/List.cfm/lid/10794/Orioles-Topps-needs. Now I am attempting the same with the other major manufacturers - Donruss, Fleer, Score, and Upper Deck.
Received 6 of 27 to date. Trades from DukeyDevil, Borosny, purchase from my LCS The Dugout Zone.

These are cards in my collection that very few have ever seen. If someone has them in their collection, I’d question if they checked the correct box. Some were issued separately from the set as a SGA so surviving quantities are unknown. The fate of many in the hands of children with no care of keeping condition.

One card, usually my best, of each Michigan Wolverines baseball player in my collection (including those who attended school but didn't play for the team, then went on to appear on one or more cards).

Currently the list includes a total of 91 subjects on 91 cards. I'll continue to add players and upgrade cards as I receive them.

Finns with at least 1 game played in NHL 2023-24 season.

Detroit Red Wings Best Players by Uniform Number

Star players who wore multiple numbers, like Sawchuk, Kelly, Lindsay, Howe and Delvecchio, are only listed with their primary number.

Awards and stats shown only apply for time playing with the Red Wings.

Cards that show the same photo but the person depicted is wearing a different uniform number.

All sports welcome.

Quarterbacks who played in at least one game and has a card.

A list of sets built and completed entirely through TCDB trades. Each set is represented by the last card obtained and a thank you to the set's last card provider. Thank you!

After creating a couple of lists, I've noticed that I have several Packers performing the iconic Lambeau Leap. For those who don't know, it is when a Packer scores a touchdown (or even game clinching play), he jumps onto the wall and sits there for a couple of seconds while the fans congratulate him with pats, hugs, and even beer! The first one was by newly minted Hall-of-Famer Leroy Butler in 1993 against the Raiders (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIAxhcae4ow). For this list I'll also post (and accept) cards of other teams doing their version of the Lambeau Leap.

These are cards the need upgrading in my set

TCDB 2023 Favourite User List

Fathers/mothers and sons/daughters, who played different sports.

Recent additions:

Bob Friend and son Robert Friend (p. 9)

My collecting goal is 1 card per unique player/team combination. This list documents new additions to that collection.

The dates listed on the entries reflect the date I added the card to my TCDB collection, not the date I acquired it.

To make the list manageable, split into chunks of 300 cards.

A list of every MLB stadium I’ve attended a game.

The final nineTopps New York Yankees base, traded and update cards needed to complete my collection for the previous 50 years (1974-present)

Cards that have Black Armbands or Memorial Patches. This blog was a big help with this list.
garveyceyrusselllopes.blogspot.com/

Playing their first season in 1967, the Reading Phillies are tied for the longest active affiliation in MiLB. This is a list of all major league players and managers who appeared on the Reading Phillies, or as they are known today, the Reading Fightin Phils.

Players with no cards:
Ron Allen (Reading Phillies in 1968-1969, St. Louis Cardinals in 1972.)
Manny Muniz (Reading Phillies in 1968 and 1970, Philadelphia Phillies in 1971.)
Al Raffo (Reading Phillies in 1967 and 1970-1971, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Leroy Reams (Reading Phillies in 1967-1969, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Gene Rounsaville (Reading Phillies in 1967-1968, Chicago White Sox in 1970.)
Gene Stone (Reading Phillies in 1969, Philadelphia Phillies in 1969.)
Bob Terlecki (Reading Phillies in 1970-1971 and 1973, Philadelphia Phillies in 1972.)

Rather than a collection of every card in a set, a type card collection is comprised of one example card from many sets. This WBB collection includes players and coaches from more than 200 different sets, including baseball, football, softball, multi-sport, and non-sport sets, along with basketball sets. The collection includes cards from Australia, France, Italy, Russia, Spain, and the US.

Presented chronologically (but with the latest addition first), it provides insight into how card designs, teams, and players have changed over the years.

I'd be glad to trade for any card from any set that isn't already represented in my collection.

i enjoy all of these a lot, so here is my ranking from most loved to just love.