[mweber012]

I have seen signatures that have the PC player and the number of cards they have in circulation. Example: 345/5647 Berkman cards. Something like that. I was wondering if there is a website where it tells you how many cards are in circulation for a particular player. Please help!!

[jblaze1718]

Which player are you looking for? You can search for them on Beckett and then drill down to find out how many there are.

[Haze28]

If you go into the org and do a search for a certain player it will list every card ever made, well at least what Beckett knows about. You can print lists, add them all to your org, whatever.

[mweber012]

Thanks for the help!

[nyyankeesfan28]

But, for example, I collect Dirk Hayhurst, and I have three card that aren't on there, so it isn't completely foolproof.

[uvaspina]

Yeah, like Nyyankeesfan28 pointed out, Beckett only shows MLB-licensed cards (which is probably 99.99% overall). There are various odd-ball, MiLB, and other non-MLB cards out there that won't show up on Beckett, but it's as good as you'll ever find. I'm guessing most people accept the Beckett number as the end-all.

[nyyankeesfan28]

Yeah, it's the best source. Oddly, the Grandstand minor league cards of his show. It is NSCC promos from 2010 that the gave out a the Freedom Cardboard booth that don't show. I agree with you, uvaspina, most people just accept the Beckett numbe, because it is the most complete.

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Yeah, it's the best source. Oddly, the Grandstand minor league cards of his show. It is NSCC promos from 2010 that the gave out a the Freedom Cardboard booth that don't show. I agree with you, uvaspina, most people just accept the Beckett number, because it is the most complete.