Checklists???

[pooster]

Hi Everyone. Just wondering where I could find a free site which provides checklists for all the different sets over the years?

 

[nybravest]

Upperdeck and panini have checklists on their sites.

 

[pooster]

Ok thanks. I have used those before. Ideally I could find a site that could export the list to excel or easily copy and paste the data.

 

[jdg573]

I use this site. Just click on browse and it will take you to all the sets
http://www.tradingcarddb.com/

 

[Shanahan1414]

I typically use cardboardconnection.com for checklists and odds. Quite helpful and well organized!

--Andrew

 

[bwmechtech]

ITG used to maintain a very detailed checklist for all their products on their site itgtradingcards.com. The link no longer works for me but they do still have a partial archive at www.itgtradingcardsarchive.com. It's too bad, I used to use their lists pretty regularly.

 

[Triple B]

I typically use cardboardconnection.com for checklists and odds. Quite helpful and well organized!

--Andrew

This. They're my go-to.

 

[TADontAsk]

I know they take a lot of heat sometimes for pricing, but I still use www.beckett.com for their checklists. Use the drop-down and search box at the top.

 

[SNobles]

I know they take a lot of heat sometimes for pricing, but I still use www.beckett.com for their checklists. Use the drop-down and search box at the top.

Me too, still works at least for that aspect.

 

[creasecollector]

CardBoardConnection is the one I use!

 

[incetardis]

there is also breakninja.com for quick hits per players

 

[BillInDallas]

SCF

 

[scooby1970]

with all the checklists that are provided on the respective sites ...... do they include all the updates? eg spa sott say last year 15 16............ this year 16 17 has 15 16 updates

I don't do sets like that anymore cause you never know when more are added

even series 2 will they update the sets with the update sets that ud puts out?

 

[joshpackham]

I enjoy using the sets edition on this site for my checklists