Checklist, Where is the best place to find them?

ssdawg77 · August 22, 2008 1:24PM

Trying to get organized, does anyone have any suggestions as to where I can find checklists for sets? Looking for something besides Beckett, the new navigation is terrible.

Thanks
Stoney

nightcrawler · August 22, 2008 3:14PM

I'm a little lost??? Do you mean... what do you mean?

I cut and paste info to print my own checklists for actually crunching the numbers while set building.

But I find my graded and raw set checklists on ebay.

WinPitcher · August 23, 2008 12:05AM

I used to belomg to a site called www.mycard.com they had checklists of all the sets.

It is a type of registry too. (For raw cards)

I think it was 12.00 a year to participate.

one can basically get all this info for free using our registry.

Steve

Mycardinfo.com is the exact name If I remember.

Kahuna · August 23, 2008 2:42AM

Here's an idea why don't you start up your own site, and call it checklist.com carrying all sports checklist no cards unless there on the back of the cards...no you don't have to pay me for a free idea, I do it all the time, and some are now millionaires today.

BobbyVCP · August 23, 2008 4:43AM

You can access all the checklist on VCP as long as it is 1989 or older.

tarheelsnipe · August 23, 2008 9:48AM

I do a copy/paste from the Pop Report to an Excel spreadsheet and keep the first two columns (Numer and Name). I use column C for raw and column D for graded. It works out well for me.

hotmush · August 23, 2008 10:21AM

http://www.openchecklist.com/

I find this site helpful.

frankhardy · August 26, 2008 10:42PM

Here is a decent checklist page.

Old Baseball Cards checklist

ssdawg77 · August 26, 2008 10:51PM

Thanks for the help.

HobbyKings · August 27, 2008 6:01AM

<< <i>Here's an idea why don't you start up your own site, and call it checklist.com carrying all sports checklist no cards unless there on the back of the cards...no you don't have to pay me for a free idea, I do it all the time, and some are now millionaires today. >>

Cool idea!

HK

Checklist, Where is the best place to find them?

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