Player List Help

[ALR-bishop]

The PSA Registry has a master checklist for him of 147 cards on their site

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Al, is it possible to see that list if one doesn't have a PSA membership? Thanks.

[ALR-bishop]

Robert--I looked up the Williams list on their site, psacard.com, this morning and am not a member. I think registration is free anyway. I do not collect graded cards but like to know what they include in their master set lists. But you should be able to go to their set registry link, then baseball, then player sets...at least I did this morning

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Robert--I looked up the Williams list on their site, psacard.com, this morning and am not a member. I think registration is free anyway. I do not collect graded cards but like to know what they include in their master set lists. But you should be able to go to their set registry link, then baseball, then player sets...at least I did this morning

Al, I appreciate the help. I no longer collect graded cards either so I wasn't sure if I could get to the list or not, but since you don't collect graded cards either I will be able to get there, too. Thanks again.

[DHogan]

Becketts Online Price Guide may be of some help. You don't have to buy the subscription to the OPG to look up info.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Thanks everyone for your help, I finally got home and had the time to look and was able to find what I needed. I used to have a '51 Bowman. It is still one of my favorite cards. I may start with that one.

[Briscogun]

This is a good resource I've used for player lists:

http://www.tradingcarddb.com

Here's another good one:

http://www.sportscardslist.com

I've used both and cross-referenced as needed, then put them into a spreadsheet.

Good luck with the collection!