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Tuesday, August 26, 2014

The Perfect Blaster - 2014 Allen & Ginter

It finally happened.
After years of ripping blasters I finally got the Perfect one.
This one right here:


Don't misunderstand me here, there are many different varieties of Perfect. If I got an entire Braves team set with inserts out of a blaster that would be perfect. A blaster of all short prints would be pretty perfect. Getting a relic or auto in every pack would be kinda perfect too. A box that was accidentally filled with Hobby packs that had Rip cards and 1/1 minis in them would fit the perfect bill. The whole box being crammed with loose mini inserts would qualify as perfect. A blaster containing a thick wad of $100 bills and a baggie of blue crystals would be perfect as long as Walter or the cops didn't find you. For purposes of this exercise, a Perfect Blaster will be defined as the best possible outcome for the contents of an everyday garden variety blaster that did not contain weirdness or shenanigans.

I haven't done a proper Ginter box break in a long time and I miss posting all the packaging and boolsheet so I'm gonna inflict you with some extra scans before I show you the goods.


Horizontal box front is artistic, Vertical box front is pure capitalism. We got the price, we got the licensees, we got the security warning, we got the age suggestion (who gives their 5 year old a blaster of Ginter), we got the #social #media bugs, we got a handful of mini card examples to show off the wares even though two-thirds of them don't have a chance of being in this box. The probability that I cut the Cabrera mini off the box and put it in my Ginter binder is high.


NPN means no purchase necessary and I mean to hold them to this promise. Everybody go mail in a 3x5 card and get free cards even though I'm the one who bought the blaster. Get those free cards from Topps! FIGHT THE POWER


Here's the wrapper. Very simple design that incorporates the generic 1800's era ballplayer art and the overly elaborate type font used in the card design. It ain't no Old Planter, but it's acceptable. The EXCLUSIVE MLB TRADING CARD LOGO plopped right in the middle is quite gauche. Packs with an Insert (read: humongous mojo hit) can gobble up one to four precious base cards. Suck it, set collectors. Once again, the pack is made of that silky smooth stuff that they make Heritage packs out of that makes @Thorzul's nether regions tingle.

NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS


Not on the box,


and not on the pack! Just don't tell me! I don't wanna know how hard it is to get a Pop Star Relic Book!

Here's what ya actually need to know:
  • There are 5 (FIVE!!!) full sized insert sets, they drop 1:2 packs. 
  • There's ANOTHER full sized insert set, these are retail only and fall 1:6 packs.
  • Oh yeah, there's yet another full sized insert set, this is the one with baseball players which has 100 non-numbered subjects for ease of collecting and they hit 1:2 packs.
  • Minis! There are all kinds of friggin parallels and you're sure to get at least a couple in a blaster, sucks for you if you want a base mini set lol
  • Mini inserts! There's 6 (SIX!!!!!) of these insert sets and they all combine to hit 1:5 packs. 
  • Oh yeah, there's also two more mini insert sets I think (now there's EIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!) that hit 1:288 packs that may or may not be retail exclusive I really don't know. 
  • And I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that there are Hobby exclusive mini inserts too and I really really like doughnuts.
  • Oh yeah there's a bunch of relics and autos but you won't get any of those and anyway they've Gypsy Queened most of the relics which really sucks because this product is all about those frames. 
  • Last and most importantly, Short Prints are still 1:2 packs, Thank Goodness.

Make sure you examine those odds closely kids, you never know where a Ginter Code clue will pop up!

That's enough nonsense (and besides I'm bitter that I don't have a box-topper to open) so let's move onto the base cards, shall we?


Let's start off the perfect box with six - count 'em - six legit Hall of Famers. 


How about another Hall of Famer? Horizontal edition.


Awww, why not? ANOTHER Hall of Famer! Different sport edition! This card alone makes this box a winner.


They can't all be Hall of Famers, folks.
Well, unless it's a Hall of Fame themed set like Panini Cooperstown or something. This ain't that.


This is Batting Stance Guy...? I don't even know. Ginter has a quirky quota and this dude fits the bill.


COMING THIS SUMMER FROM MARVEL FILMS: SUPER USA WOMAN!
BECAUSE DC IS TOO DUMBASSEY TO DO A FUCKIN' WONDER WOMAN MOVIE
GUESS THEY JUST DON'T LOVE MONEY ENOUGH


Is Omar Vizquel still a stealth Hall of Fame candidate or have the Stat Geeks sharpened their knives and carved him up already.
Actually with all the asshole BBWAA voters out there Babe Ruth would be a stealth Hall of Fame candidate if he was on the ballot right now. "I JUST DON'T TRUST HIS NUMBERS EVERYONE KNOWS HOT DOGS AND BEER IS A PED"


The obligatory Ginter Bat Pose.


King Felix with the visible Neck Tattoo.


I don't know who this guy is either but I like the trucker hat, bitchin mullet and wrestling pose.


ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKIES
Now I don't have to pay a RC logo tax to my local card shop for these commons just because of that stupid icon on the card.

Base cards not pictured:
Jedd Gyorko
Shelby Miller
Tyler Skaggs
Diana Nyad
Hiroki Kuroka
Jeff Locke
Doug Fister

Even a Perfect box has common cards.What make these cards perfect is this:

NO DOUBLES

I need ALL these suckas for my set. Granted, I haven't bought much of this product but I've gotten doubles out of my first two packs of the year out of Ginter before. Simply getting only cards you need is a Perfect box by set collector standards. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE



Short prints! And I need all these too! Got another Hall of Famer and a moose. Also the obligatory "What the actual fuck is that picture supposed to be???" card that has become a staple of Allen & Ginter sets. Seriously how does that picture represent a polar vortex what the hell is that mess

Set collecting's over. time for the

INSERTS

Let us look at the fun parallels and chase sets that consist of about a third of the cards in the box. Remember in 1994 when we thought Fleer's one insert per pack was madness, sheer MADNESS? How far we've come in that time.


Not gonna lie. I love, no, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE this insert set with it's weird chalkboard design. I think black bordered cards are the #2 cardboard aphrodisiac after shiiiiiiiiiiny for giving collectors that fluttery feeling in their tummy. These things look cool and the four I got out of this box are legit A-List Hall of Famers to boot. Assuming Randy Johnson gets in. Everyone knows height is a PED.


Everything perfect has to have a flaw, and this is the flaw in my Perfect blaster. I would have preferred to get cards from four different insert sets out of the box (since there are five of 'em) but World Capitals ganged up on me. I love World Cup Soccer and Pokemon, so I'm happy with Brasilia and Tokyo.


Giant boulders look like big ol poopies! lololololololololol
You gotta let your inner child come out to play every once in a while, especially when you're opening up packs of baseball cards.


HELICOTPERMURDERPLANE WITH PROPELLERS GOING EVERY WHICH WAY WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Planes are fun.

This set seems to have as much to do with coincidences as Alanis Morrissette's song had to do with irony but it works very well as a "Weird Shit That Happened That's Kinda Cool" set and I'm always happy to see one of those in Ginter.

There's the inserts, time for the m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-minis!

And these minis kicked ass.


Base minis: SNOOP! and the guy who ruined catching for everyone. Remember when catchers could get away with just calling a good game, throw out some runners and hit a few dingers every once in a while? Dangit Johnny, you made everyone look bad. Snoop's the best even when he's doing reggae side projects. Gotta get that Lion in the mini FrankenSet somewhere even though I technically finished it already.


SP mini: ELVIS. I have a soft spot for Elvis since he's an old Braves farmhand and he didn't make us feel worse about the Teixeira trade by winning a World Series.


A&G minis: Hall of Famers ALL DAY in this box. Joe still annoys the crap out of me even though he's not hurting my ears anymore. Jim Palmer I like as long as he's wearing pants.


Black? kinda border thing with lines... and little squares... in groups of three... for some reason... mini: Pedro! Another Hall of Famer, probably. Also this card should not be horizontal. Horizontal minis kinda suck. You can't tell me that picture wouldn't have worked better with a vertical card.


Insert minis: Got one of the 1:5 Larger than Life cards of William Tell (with bonus photo ganked off of Wikipedia yisss) and a one in 36 blaster mini of some kind of horse lizard. With these Ginter mini inserts, I try to just focus on getting a type set of them all and I did not have cards from either of these sets. I like William Tell too, he's got a cool overture.

Wasn't that a nice little box of Ginter? No doubles, lots of good inserts and a short printed lizard and OH MY GOD WHAT IS THAT



THAT CARD, IT'S THICKER THAN THE OTHER ONES


NO IT CAN'T BE, THIS NEVER HAPPENS TO ME



ZOMG IT IS, IT TOTALLY IS



no it's not waffles what's wrong with you Brian  
IT'S... IT'S.......... IIIIIIIIIIITTTT'SSS



WOOOOOOO I GOT A BIG MOJO HITZ



IT HAPPENED. IT REALLY REALLY HAPPENED


SNOOTCHIE BOOTCHIE MOTHERFUCKERS



Every year there is a non-sport 'hit' card that I really want (WHEREFORE ART THOU ABE VIGODA) and I never get it because I have no chance of pulling it out of a pack and I can never find it when scrounging around the local shops. Welp, I hit it this time. I got the Silent Bob relic card. Hockey sweater even! NOSTALGIA'D RIGHT IN THE COLLEGE.

God bless you Kevin Smith for your goofy overly talky and somewhat awkward comedies that are really cool or totally lame depending on which way the wind is blowing in Hipsterville at the moment but are fun to watch anyway. And God bless Jay too, I need a little shred off one of his shirts now for the complete set YOU BETTER DELIVER IN 2015 TOPPS DO YOU HEAR ME.

Yes I made a whole lot of fuss about a $5 relic card  but dammit when you're scraping by hoping you can snag a blaster every couple of weeks when you get paid you gotta celebrate such an unambiguous win as this blaster was for me. Was this your perfect blaster? Probably not. You've already opened a box or a case or aren't even collecting this set and you have all these cards anyway and JEEZ this set is so bloated and Kevin's reality show is kinda dumb and it isn't even a framed relic SERIOUSLY. That's fine, you go open your perfect blaster. This one is mine and for a brief shining moment this hobby made me very happy. Which is how it's supposed to work, right?

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Joy of a Completed Team Set - 1990 Topps

Equal parts joy and frustration in this one as after searching forever for a %E^@#&!! Tyler Houston rookie card I finally had to bite the bullet and buy it from the dude at the flea market who prices all his stuff according to his 1993 Beckett with Mike Piazza on the cover. A buck and a quarter for a Tyler Houston rookie! Egads! I'm not even all that crazy about 1990 Topps although at least the design is interesting unlike most of the other sets that came out that year. The set is also intriguing because you can see the Championship team slowly starting to gel together after years of dismalness in the late '80s. You can see all the pieces coming into place especially with the Traded cards and the probably mostly incomplete Pro Debut cards I threw on the sheet for the hell of it. Two Hall of Famers, two more potential Hall of Famers and Mark Lemke. Not bad for a team set from the Dismal years.


Hope you enjoy the Joy of a Completed X posts 'cuz I got a lot more where that came from.
(and not much else, sadly)

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Joy of a Completed Set - Mars Attacks Heritage

Thanks to a trade with I recently finished up this nasty little set. Death, horror, doom and despair. Just hike the current state of the hobby AMIRITE? To celebrate I scanned the set in plastic pages poorly and plopped 'em in Picasa to show off to the World. By the World I mean the 3 people who still check this blog regularly and about 8000 loyal spammers in Southeast Asia. Hi guys!

However, when I saw the scans after they had uploaded I realized I put a horizontal set into pages vertically. A horizontal set with scattered vertically oriented cards. A horizontal set with scattered vertically oriented cards that also has a vertical insert set. Oh, and I didn't crop the scans so when you scroll really fast up and down the pages wiggle back and forth and make you seasick and then you see a disintegrated dog and a Martian with scrambled brains and you barf.

Just make the best of it and read the fronts right to left like Manga and then read the backs left to right (going down by column of course) and then when the backs flip to vertical, well...

There's numbers on every card. Y'all are smart, I'm sure you'll figure it out. Enjoy the gruesome.


Zap! Kapow! Now I can't get dropped off jaybee's Sports Card Blogroll until at least 2015!

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Allen & Ginter Insert Wantlist

Base sets are complete, I gotta collect something.

 
2006 Dick Perez
COMPLETE


2007 Dick Perez
COMPLETE



2008 States
COMPLETE



2009 National Pride
COMPLETE


2010 This Day in History
TDH35 TDH43 TDH63


2011 Hometown Heroes
HH3 HH5 HH7 HH11 HH15 HH17 HH18 HH23 HH25 HH31 HH32 HH33 HH34 HH38 HH42 HH45 HH55 HH57 HH64 HH67 HH73 HH78 HH87 HH90 HH96 HH98


2012 What's in a Name
WIN1 WIN2 WIN4 WIN5 WIN9 WIN10 WIN14 WIN15 WIN17 WIN18 WIN19 WIN20 WIN21 WIN25 WIN28 WIN29 WIN30 WIN31 WIN33 WIN34 WIN36 WIN37 WIN38 WIN42 WIN45 WIN46 WIN49 WIN51 WIN52 WIN53 WIN54 WIN55 WIN58 WIN59  WIN61 WIN62 WIN66 WIN67 WIN73 WIN74 WIN78 WIN79 WIN89 WIN90 WIN94 WIN95 WIN97 WIN98 WIN99

2013 Across The Years
ATY-AB Adrian Beltre
ATY-AC Aroldis Chapman
ATY-AG Adrian Gonzalez
ATY-AJ Adam Jones
ATY-AR Anthony Rizzo
ATY-BG Bob Gibson
ATY-BH Bryce Harper
ATY-BJU B.J. Upton
ATY-BR Brooks Robinson
ATY-BRT Babe Ruth
ATY-CB Carlos Beltran
ATY-CGR Curtis Granderson
ATY-CKW Clayton Kershaw
ATY-CL Cliff Lee
ATY-CRJ Cal Ripken Jr.
ATY-DJ Derek Jeter
ATY-DM Don Mattingly
ATY-DO David Ortiz
ATY-DP Dustin Pedroia
ATY-DW David Wright
ATY-EL Evan Longoria
ATY-FH Felix Hernandez
ATY-FT Frank Thomas
ATY-GG Gio Gonzalez
ATY-GS Giancarlo Stanton
ATY-JBR Jay Bruce
ATY-JC Johnny Cueto
ATY-JH Josh Hamilton
ATY-JHY Jason Heyward
ATY-JMT Jesus Montero
ATY-JP Jurickson Profar
ATY-JRB Jackie Robinson
ATY-JRD Josh Reddick
ATY-JU Justin Upton
ATY-JWR Jayson Werth
ATY-KM Kris Medlen
ATY-LG Lou Gehrig
ATY-MC Miguel Cabrera
ATY-MM Manny Machado
ATY-MR Mariano Rivera
ATY-MS Mike Schmidt
ATY-MT Mike Trout
ATY-PG Paul Goldschmidt
ATY-RB Ryan Braun
ATY-RC Robinson Cano
ATY-RHO Ryan Howard
ATY-SKX Sandy Koufax
ATY-SMU Stan Musial
ATY-TG Tony Gwynn
ATY-TL Tim Lincecum
ATY-TSV Tom Seaver
ATY-TT Troy Tulowitzki
ATY-TW Ted Williams
ATY-WM Will Middlebrooks
ATY-WS Willie Stargell
ATY-YC Yoenis Cespedes
ATY-YD Yu Darvish



2014 Pastime's Pastimes
PP-AK Al Kaline, Detroit Tigers
PP-AM Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates
PP-AP Albert Pujols, Angels
PP-AR Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs
PP-ARO Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees
PP-AW Adam Wainwright, St. Louis Cardinals
PP-BG Bob Gibson, St. Louis Cardinals
PP-BH Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals
PP-CB Clay Buchholz, Boston Red Sox
PP-CC CC Sabathia, New York Yankees
PP-CH Cole Hamels, Philadelphia Phillies
PP-CK Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers
PP-CR Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles
PP-DG Dwight Gooden, New York Mets
PP-DJ Derek Jeter, New York Yankees
PP-DM Don Mattingly, New York Yankees
PP-DO David Ortiz, Boston Red Sox
PP-DPR David Price, Tampa Bay Rays
PP-DW David Wright, New York Mets
PP-FH Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners
PP-GC Gerrit Cole, Pittsburgh Pirates
PP-GS Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins
PP-HA Hank Aaron, Atlanta Braves
PP-HI Hisashi Iwakuma, Seattle Mariners
PP-HK Harmon Killebrew, Minnesota Twins
PP-JA Jose Altuve, Houston Astros
PP-JE Jacoby Ellsbury, New York Yankees
PP-JF Jose Fernandez, Miami Marlins
PP-JK Jason Kipnis, Cleveland Indians
PP-JMA Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins
PP-JS James Shields, Kansas City Royals
PP-JSE Jean Segura, Milwaukee Brewers
PP-JU Justin Upton, Atlanta Braves
PP-JV Joey Votto, Cincinnati Reds
PP-KG Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle Mariners
PP-LB Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinals
PP-MC Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers
PP-MH Matt Harvey, New York Mets
PP-MMA Mark McGwire, St. Louis Cardinals
PP-MS Max Scherzer, Detroit Tigers
PP-MT Mike Trout, Angels
PP-PF Prince Fielder, Texas Rangers
PP-PS Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco Giants
PP-RB Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers
PP-RC Robinson Cano, Seattle Mariners
PP-RH Ryan Howard, Philadelphia Phillies
PP-SK Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers
PP-SM Shelby Miller, St. Louis Cardinals
PP-TT Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado Rockies
PP-WMA Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants
PP-YP Yasiel Puig, Los Angeles Dodgers

2015 Starting Points
SP-18 SP-27 SP-30 SP-34 SP-39 SP-45 SP-55 SP-58 SP-71 SP-79 SP-86 SP-88 SP-92 SP-97


2016 Numbers Game 
NG-3 NG-4 NG-7 NG-8 NG-9 NG-10 NG-11 NG-12 NG-13 NG-15 NG-16 NG-17 NG-20 NG-21 NG-22 NG-23 NG-24 NG-25 NG-26 NG-27 NG-28 NG-29 NG-30 NG-36 NG-37 NG-38 NG-39 NG-40 NG-42 NG-43 NG-44 NG-48 NG-49 NG-50
NG-51 NG-52 NG-54 NG-55 NG-56 NG-57 NG-58 NG-59 NG-60 NG-62 NG-63 NG-64 NG-65 NG-67 NG-68 NG-70 NG-71 NG-72 NG-73 NG-74 NG-75 NG-77 NG-78 NG-79 NG-80 NG-81 NG-84 NG-85 NG-86 NG-87 NG-89 NG-90 NG-91 NG-93 NG-95 NG-98 NG-99

2017 What A Day
WAD-1 Kris Bryant
WAD-2 Buster Posey
WAD-3 Hank Aaron
WAD-4 Chris Sale
WAD-5 Anthony Rizzo
WAD-6 Nolan Ryan
WAD-7 Dansby Swanson
WAD-8 Aledmys Diaz
WAD-9 David Price
WAD-10 Dustin Pedroia
WAD-11 Ryan Braun
WAD-12 Roger Maris
WAD-14 Mike Piazza
WAD-15 Brooks Robinson
WAD-16 Xander Bogaerts
WAD-17 Carlos Correa
WAD-18 Masahiro Tanaka
WAD-19 Kyle Schwarber
WAD-20 George Brett
WAD-21 Stephen Strasburg
WAD-22 Honus Wagner
WAD-23 Kenta Maeda
WAD-24 Carl Yastrzemski
WAD-25 Andrew McCutchen
WAD-26 Frank Thomas
WAD-27 Mike Trout
WAD-28 Daniel Murphy
WAD-29 Sandy Koufax
WAD-30 Carlos Gonzalez
WAD-32 Lou Gehrig
WAD-33 Nolan Arenado
WAD-34 Yu Darvish
WAD-35 Jose Bautista
WAD-36 George Springer
WAD-37 Bo Jackson
WAD-38 Chris Davis
WAD-39 John Smoltz
WAD-40 Gary Sanchez
WAD-41 Eric Hosmer
WAD-42 Francisco Lindor
WAD-43 Adrian Beltre
WAD-44 Pedro Martinez
WAD-45 Clayton Kershaw
WAD-46 Chipper Jones
WAD-47 Ted Williams
WAD-48 Albert Pujols
WAD-49 Wil Myers
WAD-50 Trea Turner
WAD-51 Joey Votto
WAD-52 David Dahl
WAD-53 Robinson Cano
WAD-55 David Wright
WAD-56 Don Mattingly
WAD-57 Noah Syndergaard
WAD-58 Corey Seager
WAD-59 Andrew Benintendi
WAD-60 Ty Cobb
WAD-61 Greg Maddux
WAD-62 David Ortiz
WAD-63 Reggie Jackson
WAD-64 Adam Jones
WAD-65 Yoenis Cespedes
WAD-66 Justin Verlander
WAD-67 Mookie Betts
WAD-68 Max Scherzer
WAD-69 Johnny Bench
WAD-70 Troy Tulowitzki
WAD-71 Matt Carpenter
WAD-72 Edwin Encarnacion
WAD-73 Ken Griffey, Jr.
WAD-74 Miguel Cabrera
WAD-76 Jake Arrieta
WAD-77 Felix Hernandez
WAD-78 Manny Machado
WAD-79 Freddie Freeman
WAD-80 Derek Jeter
WAD-81 Addison Russell
WAD-82 Ernie Banks
WAD-83 Bryce Harper
WAD-84 Cal Ripken, Jr.
WAD-85 Corey Kluber
WAD-86 Roberto Clemente
WAD-87 Ichiro
WAD-88 Babe Ruth
WAD-89 Roger Clemens
WAD-90 Jackie Robinson
WAD-91 Jose Altuve
WAD-92 Javier Baez
WAD-93 Josh Donaldson
WAD-94 Alex Bregman
WAD-95 Byron Buxton
WAD-96 Julio Urias
WAD-97 Jacob deGrom
WAD-98 Giancarlo Stanton
WAD-99 Mark McGwire
WAD-100 Paul Goldschmidt


2018 Fantasy Goldmine
FG-1 Hank Aaron
FG-3 Jackie Robinson
FG-5 Nolan Ryan
FG-7 Babe Ruth
FG-8 Derek Jeter
FG-9 Mariano Rivera
FG-10 Mark McGwire
FG-11 Roberto Clemente
FG-12 Honus Wagner
FG-13 George Brett
FG-14 Frank Thomas
FG-16 Randy Johnson
FG-17 Pedro Martinez
FG-18 Reggie Jackson
FG-19 Ted Williams
FG-20 Jimmie Foxx
FG-21 Ernie Banks
FG-22 Ryne Sandberg
FG-23 Chipper Jones
FG-24 Wade Boggs
FG-25 Don Mattingly
FG-26 Barry Larkin
FG-27 Nomar Garciaparra
FG-28 Ozzie Smith
FG-29 John Smoltz
FG-30 Andy Pettitte
FG-31 Roberto Alomar
FG-32 Ty Cobb
FG-34 Johnny Bench
FG-35 Rickey Henderson
FG-36 Hideki Matsui
FG-37 Tom Seaver
FG-38 Jim Palmer
FG-39 Willie McCovey
FG-40 Jim Thome
FG-41 Brooks Robinson
FG-42 Al Kaline
FG-43 Lou Brock
FG-44 Mike Piazza
FG-45 Roger Clemens
FG-46 Rod Carew
FG-47 Steve Carlton
FG-48 Ivan Rodriguez
FG-49 Ichiro
FG-50 Bob Gibson

2018 World Talent
WT-1 Gleyber Torres
WT-2 Ronald Acuna, Jr.
WT-3 Xander Bogaerts
WT-5 Freddie Freeman
WT-6 Joey Votto
WT-8 Aroldis Chapman
WT-9 Jose Abreu
WT-10 Yasiel Puig
WT-11 Yoan Moncada
WT-12 Yoenis Cespedes
WT-13 Andruw Jones
WT-14 Jonathan Schoop
WT-15 Adrian Beltre
WT-16 Albert Pujols
WT-17 David Ortiz
WT-18 Gary Sanchez
WT-19 Manny Machado
WT-20 Pedro Martinez
WT-22 Brandon Nimmo
WT-23 Masahiro Tanaka
WT-24 Shohei Ohtani
WT-25 Yu Darvish
WT-26 Ichiro
WT-27 Dovydas Neverauskas
WT-28 Julio Urias
WT-29 Khris Davis
WT-30 Didi Gregorius
WT-31 Erasmo Ramirez
WT-32 Mariano Rivera
WT-33 Rod Carew
WT-34 Carlos Correa
WT-35 Francisco Lindor
WT-37 Yadier Molina
WT-38 Jharel Cotton
WT-40 Hyun-Jin Ryu
WT-41 Shin-Soo Choo
WT-42 Tzu-Wei Lin
WT-43 Jose Altuve
WT-44 Felix Hernandez
WT-45 Salvador Perez
WT-46 Aaron Judge
WT-47 Bryce Harper
WT-48 Clayton Kershaw
WT-49 Kris Bryant
WT-50 Mike Trout

2019 Baseball Star Signs Set Checklist

BSS-1 Ronald Acuña Jr. - Atlanta Braves
BSS-2 Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves
BSS-3 Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
BSS-4 Mookie Betts - Boston Red Sox
BSS-5 Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox
BSS-6 David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
BSS-7 Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
BSS-8 Francisco Lindor - Cleveland Indians
BSS-9 Miguel Cabrera - Detroit Tigers
BSS-10 Al Kaline - Detroit Tigers
BSS-11 Jose Altuve - Houston Astros
BSS-12 Carlos Correa - Houston Astros
BSS-13 Alex Bregman - Houston Astros
BSS-14 George Brett - Kansas City Royals
BSS-15 Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
BSS-16 Shohei Ohtani - Los Angeles Angels
BSS-17 Rod Carew - Minnesota Twins
BSS-18 Babe Ruth - New York Yankees
BSS-19 Derek Jeter - New York Yankees
BSS-20 Aaron Judge - New York Yankees
BSS-21 Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
BSS-22 Reggie Jackson - Oakland Athletics
BSS-23 Rickey Henderson - Oakland Athletics
BSS-24 Ken Griffey Jr. - Seattle Mariners
BSS-25 Ichiro - Seattle Mariners
BSS-26 Randy Johnson - Seattle Mariners
BSS-27 Blake Snell - Tampa Bay Rays
BSS-28 Nolan Ryan - Texas Rangers
BSS-29 Kris Bryant - Chicago Cubs
BSS-30 Anthony Rizzo - Chicago Cubs
BSS-31 Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds
BSS-32 Johnny Bench - Cincinnati Reds
BSS-33 Nolan Arenado - Colorado Rockies
BSS-34 Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
BSS-35 Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers
BSS-36 Jackie Robinson - Brooklyn Dodgers
BSS-37 Christian Yelich - Milwaukee Brewers
BSS-38 Jacob deGrom - New York Mets
BSS-39 Noah Syndergaard - New York Mets
BSS-40 Rhys Hoskins - Philadelphia Phillies
BSS-41 Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates
BSS-42 Tony Gwynn - San Diego Padres
BSS-43 Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
BSS-44 Yadier Molina - St. Louis Cardinals
BSS-45 Ozzie Smith - St. Louis Cardinals
BSS-46 Paul Goldschmidt - St. Louis Cardinals
BSS-47 Juan Soto - Washington Nationals
BSS-48 Max Scherzer - Washington Nationals
BSS-49 Bryce Harper - Philadelphia Phillies
BSS-50 Manny Machado - San Diego Padres


2019 Ginter Greats Set Checklist

GG-1 Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves
GG-2 Ernie Banks - Chicago Cubs
GG-3 Johnny Bench - Cincinnati Reds
GG-4 George Brett - Kansas City Royals
GG-5 Rod Carew - Minnesota Twins
GG-6 Roger Clemens - Boston Red Sox
GG-7 Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates
GG-8 Ty Cobb - Detroit Tigers
GG-9 Bob Feller - Cleveland Indians
GG-10 Lou Gehrig - New York Yankees
GG-11 Bob Gibson - St. Louis Cardinals
GG-12 Ken Griffey Jr - Seattle Mariners
GG-13 Tony Gwynn - San Diego Padres
GG-14 Rickey Henderson - Oakland Athletics
GG-15 Rogers Hornsby - St. Louis Cardinals
GG-16 Reggie Jackson - Oakland Athletics
GG-17 Derek Jeter - New York Yankees
GG-18 Randy Johnson - Seattle Mariners
GG-19 Chipper Jones - Atlanta Braves
GG-20 Al Kaline - Detroit Tigers
GG-21 Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
GG-22 Harmon Killebrew - Minnesota Twins
GG-23 Sandy Koufax - Los Angeles Dodgers
GG-24 Pedro Martinez - Boston Red Sox
GG-25 Willie McCovey - San Francisco Giants
GG-26 Joe Morgan - Cincinnati Reds
GG-27 Stan Musial - St. Louis Cardinals
GG-28 David Ortiz - Boston Red Sox
GG-29 Mel Ott - New York Giants
GG-30 Jim Palmer - Baltimore Orioles
GG-31 Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers
GG-32 Albert Pujols - Los Angeles Angels
GG-33 Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore Orioles
GG-34 Mariano Rivera - New York Yankees
GG-35 Brooks Robinson - Baltimore Orioles
GG-36 Frank Robinson - Cincinnati Reds
GG-37 Jackie Robinson - Brooklyn Dodgers
GG-38 Babe Ruth - New York Yankees
GG-39 Nolan Ryan - Houston Astros
GG-40 Ryne Sandberg - Chicago Cubs
GG-41 Tom Seaver - New York Mets
GG-42 Ozzie Smith - St. Louis Cardinals
GG-43 Tris Speaker - Cleveland Indians
GG-44 Ichiro - Seattle Mariners
GG-45 Frank Thomas - Chicago White Sox
GG-46 Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
GG-47 Honus Wagner - Pittsburgh Pirates
GG-48 Ted Williams - Boston Red Sox
GG-49 Carl Yastrzemski - Boston Red Sox
GG-50 Robin Yount - Milwaukee Brewers

2020 Whatever the 100 card filler set is this year

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