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I entered a 14 team 5x5 dynasty league in its 10th season and took over a neglected last place team. This is my current roster in year 3 of a rebuild.

Mostly League Leader cards but included any base cards that included multiple HOFs (ie. 1962 Topps Managers' Dream card) but I did not include any reprint cards (ie. 1975 Topps 25 years of baseball MVPs)

My coolest cards, including jersey number serial numbers.

Cards that show Greg Maddux wearing glasses 🤓

My version of a list where I only need one card to complete my Red Sox team set. I currently have over 3200 unique completed Sox team sets, but there are still a ton of commons (and a lot more less common) I need to fill sets.

PR: 8,530

I’m missing the Polar Bear and Drum backs :(

Including #US130 (regular, Sapphire, and mini), #USC69, and #HW39.

Judge in every Topps design by year. I prefer non-Chrome cards but will include a Chrome if there is no other representation for the year. Work in progress.

A list of every Gio Urshela minor league card. Gio Urshela —the Most Happy Fella!

Offiicials of MLB, NFL, CFL, NBA , NHL or equivalent leagues who were former players of those leagues.

Recent additions:

Bruce Alford
Pat Harder

Manager's (Coaches) cards depicting them in the act of hollering.
Also, check out Hollerin' Non-Managers.

I have 10 of these cards on my Wantlist.

Stupid mistakes by the folks trying to make cards look correct. Not bad air brushing jobs (aka the Mel Bridgman award) but just stupid mistakes.

Please note - for practicality purposes, I'm not going to include any Panini (or other) cards showing the player in jersey 00.

Suggestions welcome.

Recent addtions:

Tom Brady
Leon Draisaitil

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.

Players committing penalties.

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.

These Are Sets That I have Started But Not Completed Yet. Feel Free To Send Me Some Offers If You Have Some From These Sets!

Japan's version of the 3000 hit club is the 2000 hit club. As of 2024, 55 players have joined the club.

Players who returned to the NHL after an absence of at least four seasons.

Sorted by longest absence descending (except Moe Roberts, 17 seasons, no image).

Recent additions:

Gene Achtymichuk
Gordon Bell
Bill Beveridge
Jimmy Franks
Benny Grant
Jean Marois
Gerry McNamara
Moe Roberts
Bob Solinger
Zellio Toppazzini

No cards exist for:

Gerry Geran
1917-18 Montreal Wanderers
*** 7 seasons in USHA and other leagues ***
1925-26 Boston Bruins

Cliff Barton
1930-31 Philadelphia Quakers
*** 9 seasons in CAHL, IHL, IAHL ***
1939-40 New York Rangers

Herb Foster
1940-41 New York Rangers
*** 2 seasons in AHL, 4 seasons in retirement ***
1947-48 New York Rangers

Chuck Hamilton
1961-62 Montreal Canadiens
*** 9 seasons in EPHL/AHL/WHL, 1 season inactive ***
1972-73 St. Louis Blues

Len Ronson
1960-61 New York Rangers
*** 7 seasons in EPHL/AHL/CPHL.WHL ***
1968-69 Oakland Seals

Bob Champoux
1963-64 Detroit Red Wings
*** 10 seasons in CPHL/AHL/WHL/CHL/EHL ***
1973-74 California Golden Seals

Here are all the non-baseball autos I have since I collect very little outside of baseball. Organized by sport and date acquired.

Collecting every Jordan card ever made? An impossible and bankrupting task. Collecting every card he appears in that isn't his own? Still impossible if you include certain parallels and oddball issues, but base cards and regular inserts alone might be manageable. Let's see how many regular base and insert cards we can find and list. Backs count too!

Thanks go to ranfordfan for the list idea . . . cards numbered 666

Sparky Anderson, Kyle Freeland, Glenallen Hill & Rougned Odor have two cards each

Top card counts:
Cincinnati Reds - 8
Los Angeles Dodgers - 8
Baltimore Orioles - 5
Colorado Rockies - 5
Detroit Tigers - 5
Houston Astros - 5
Texas Rangers - 5

Since 1959, Topps has selected players for their annual All-Star Rookie Team. It usually consists of C, 1B , 2B, 3B, SS, 3 OF, LHP, RHP. In 2010 they added a RP, and in 2018 they added a DH. Topps would than put the trophy symbol on that players card the following year. (ex- the 1959 players had it on their 1960 card). In 1974 and again in 1979 thru 1986, All-Star Rookies were selected, but the trophy cup was left off. There were also other times the trophy was left off individuals cards, which will be noted in the comments. I will also try to add players accomplishments to the comments section, after thier retirement.
This list will show the year by year rosters using the Topps flagship set, listed in position order from C to DH.
You can check out my Topps All Star Rookie Cups collection at my collection page. It also has my want list.
The comment section about the players is a work in progress.
Will update the list when new year comes out.

List of players who played for Nevada (UNR), my alma mater. These are all part of my Nevada collection. I also added a few local players from the Reno area. Not complete as I'm still finding more cards I don't have.

Topps throwbacks and regular issues of Miguel Cabrera. Does he have a base issue card of every Topps design?

Cards showing someone blowing a gum bubble. Popped or deflated bubbles don't count. I really don't care for the staged photos, but I have them listed. Go to New Bubble-heads to see just the recent additions.


Current record: Frank Thomas with 14 cards
Second: Will Clark with 11 cards
Third: Jeff Cirillo and Chipper Jones with 9 cards

Recent additions to my Bubble-heads list.

1967-
Presented by Sport Magazine 1967-1989
Presented by the NFL, and renamed Peter Rozelle Trophy 1990-

Multiple Winners:
5 Tom Brady
3 Joe Montana (HOF)
3 Patrick Mahomes II
2 Bart Starr (HOF)
2 Terry Bradshaw (HOF)
2 Eli Manning

All of the Topps All-Star Rookies that happened to be Orioles in chronological order. Several never had an ASR base card. Ripken and Mountcastle were each both named as an All Star Rookie twice!

Future Hall of Famers stealing the spotlight on another player's card.

My first rainbow ever
Currently pursuing

Proposes a listing of all Expos player cards carrying a "Now with" or "Traded to" mention and listed under their new teams

A list of athletes who collect cards. This list is populated as I hear about them, so I realize there are many many more to be added. If you know of any to add please let me know.

The seriousness of these collectors vary: Some athletes only have a few of their own RC cards while some are serious enough to have become dealers.

A list of pro athletes I've randomly run into in public, i.e. not at a signing, planned appearance, or sporting event they were participating in. Listed chronologically in the order I ran into them.

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.

Autographed Cards I have of Performers from Movies that appeared on Mystery Science Theater 3000

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1977 Dallas Cowboys. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1985-86 Boston Celtics. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1981 Los Angeles Dodgers. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

Updated 09 Feb 2024: I think I finally have this list in the order I want it. Until the next update that adds more cards.

As my last name is Andersen I like to collect cards of players with the same or similar last name. Ditto with guys named Kirk (or Curt) my first name. This is an ongoing list of cards in my collection that features people with the same (or similar) last name as me ANDERSEN (I also have a Kirk name list). The names Andersen, Anderson and close variants, even the close "Ander(s)" are included.

Setting up a list like this takes quite a bit of time and work, particularly reordering the cards after you have added a few to an already long list I knew that going in whenever I first made this list a few years back. I never got around to actively trying to get it fully updated.until recently.

Wrestling needs with 3 or less to complete.

Some of the more easily obtainable Andre the Giant wants for the PC.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1984 Chicago Cubs. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.

My favorite cards to collect are the last regular issue of players. One of my favorite all-time teams is the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers. These are the last regular issue cards of the members of that team.