Best Checklist Source?

[hoosierdaddy]

Hey all,

Been out of the game for a long time. Woke up this AM with a drive to continue some of my small collections.

What is the best way to look at checklists these days? I want to search a player and then see all of his available cards.

I remember back in the day there was a very painful and time consuming process that you could do on beckett.com without a premium account to get this information, but I'm not looking to do that again.

Cheers,

Nick

 

[sliqwill]

not sure where you could get a player checklist these days other than beckett...you could perhaps go to COMC as all the multiples that you would run across on ebay, plus you can sort by old or new release...

 

[jwilliammoore]

I used this one for a couple of PC checklists.
http://www.sportscarddatabase.com/Default.aspx
Easy to copy and paste into excel. After I pasted the list from here into excel I went to beckett to see if any were missing from the list. Only a handful were missing.

 

[hoosierdaddy]

I used this one for a couple of PC checklists.
http://www.sportscarddatabase.com/Default.aspx
Easy to copy and paste into excel. After I pasted the list from here into excel I went to beckett to see if any were missing from the list. Only a handful were missing.

Perfect! Thanks so much

 

[balakayscollectibles]

all you have to do is search the set name and find cardboard connection they have all the info, cheap boxes, and variations and inserts