Each page has 100 names on it though so I adjust, the pages x 100 players and add the 31 players on the last page and voila, I have 3131 players, now random that and I come up with 2971. So the 71st player on the 29th page. See, I can still do it. So here we go.
#2971 - Vic Mata (1 card)
No wonder I didn't recognize the name. I figured it must have been a Vintage Collection card.
According to the TCDB, he only had 15 cards. According to my records, I bought this card from Baseball Card Exchange (card shop) for $.02 in August of 2018. It was $.02 because I bought a whole box of 80's cards, I don't remember the total price but after taking out dupes and figuring which ones I needed, it equaled out to $.02 each.
Since I only had 1 card, I'll make a new rule. I have to show at least 3 cards per random player post.
#3123 - Brian Snyder (1 card)
Apparently random likes the high numbers which means 1 card players.
This is another name I didn't recognize. Again, if I don't recognize the name I just assume it's a vintage collection and again, I was right. This card was sent to me in a trade by 2x3 Heroes back in March of 2016.
Guess we'll go with another players since I'm only at 2 cards. I'm guessing the next player will have a ton of cards.
#448 - Andre Rienzo (9 cards)
Well it wasn't a ton, but it was more than 1 card. I know this player as they are a former White Sox player which is why I have more than 1.
It was pretty easy to pick a card to show since this was my only relic and auto. I purchased this 2014 Bowman Platinum card off of Ebay for $2.50/shipped back in June of 2017. TCDB shows a total of 289 cards so I have a long way to go but I'm sure not all of them are White Sox cards. I take that back, other than his last 4 cards, they are all White Sox or White Sox minor league affiliates.
That was fun, I'll have to do these post more often. Don't worry, I won't go through everything at the top on every post.
I am amazed at how good records you keep for your collection. I can't keep up with cataloging just one player let alone several thousand.
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