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2018 WNBA Trading Cards Factory Set Checklist 2018 WNBA Trading Cards Factory Set Checklist Base Cards # Card Title [ ] 001 Angel McCoughtry (Atlanta) [ ] 002 Brittney Sykes (Atlanta) [ ] 003 Elizabeth Williams (Atlanta) [ ] 004 Jessica Breland (Atlanta) [ ] 005 Layshia Clarendon (Atlanta) [ ] 006 Monique Billings (Atlanta) [ ] 007 Renee Montgomery (Atlanta) [ ] 008 Tiffany Hayes (Atlanta) [ ] 009 Alaina Coates (Chicago) [ ] 010 Allie Quigley (Chicago) [ ] 011 Astou Ndour (Chicago) [ ] 012 Cheyenne Parker (Chicago) [ ] 013 Courtney Vandersloot (Chicago) [ ] 014 Diamond DeShields (Chicago) [ ] 015 Gabby Williams (Chicago) [ ] 016 Jamierra Faulkner (Chicago) [ ] 017 Kahleah Copper (Chicago) [ ] 018 Stefanie Dolson (Chicago) [ ] 019 Alex Bentley (Connecticut) [ ] 020 Alyssa Thomas (Connecticut) [ ] 021 Brionna Jones (Connecticut) [ ] 022 Chiney Ogwumike (Connecticut) [ ] 023 Courtney Williams (Connecticut) [ ] 024 Jasmine Thomas (Connecticut) [ ] 025 Jonquel Jones (Connecticut) [ ] 026 Lexie Brown (Connecticut) [ ] 027 Morgan Tuck (Connecticut) [ ] 028 Rachel Banham (Connecticut) [ ] 029 Shekinna Stricklen (Connecticut) [ ] 030 Allisha Gray (Dallas) [ ] 031 Azura Stevens (Dallas) [ ] 032 Glory Johnson (Dallas) [ ] 033 Kaela Davis (Dallas) [ ] 034 Karima Christmas-Kelly (Dallas) [ ] 035 Kayla Thornton (Dallas) [ ] 036 Liz Cambage (Dallas) [ ] 037 Skylar Diggins-Smith (Dallas) [ ] 038 Candice Dupree (Indiana) [ ] 039 Cappie Pondexter (Indiana) [ ] 040 Erica McCall (Indiana) [ ] 041 Erica Wheeler (Indiana) [ ] 042 Kayla Alexander (Indiana) [ ] 043 Kelsey Mitchell (Indiana) [ ] 044 Natalie Achonwa (Indiana) [ ] 045 Stephanie Mavunga (Indiana) [ ] 046 Tiffany Mitchell (Indiana) [ ] 047 Victoria Vivians (Indiana) [ ] 048 A'ja Wilson (Las Vegas) [ ] 049 Dearica Hamby (Las Vegas) [ ] 050 Jaime Nared (Las Vegas) [ ] 051 Ji-Su Park (Las Vegas) [ ] 052 Kayla McBride (Las Vegas) [ ] 053 Kelsey Bone (Las Vegas) [ ] 054 Kelsey Plum (Las Vegas) [ ] 055 Lindsay Allen (Las Vegas) [ ] 056 Nia Coffey (Las Vegas) [ ] 057 Tamera Young (Las Vegas) [ ] 058 Alana Beard (Los Angeles) [ ] 059 Candace Parker (Los Angeles) [ ] 060 Chelsea Gray (Los Angeles) [ ] 061 Essence Carson (Los Angeles) [ ] 062 Jantel Lavender (Los Angeles) [ ] 063 Nneka Ogwumike (Los Angeles) [ ] 064 Odyssey Sims (Los Angeles) [ ] 065 Riquna Williams (Los Angeles) [ ] 066 Alexis Jones (Minnesota) [ ] 067 Cecilia Zandalasini (Minnesota) [ ] 068 Danielle Robinson (Minnesota) [ ] 069 Lindsay Whalen (Minnesota) [ ] 070 Maya Moore (Minnesota) [ ] 071 Rebekkah Brunson (Minnesota) [ ] 072 Seimone Augustus (Minnesota) [ ] 073 Sylvia Fowles (Minnesota) [ ] 074 Tanisha Wright (Minnesota) [ ] 075 Amanda Zahui B (New York) [ ] 076 Bria Hartley (New York) [ ] 077 Epiphanny Prince (New York) [ ] 078 Kia Nurse (New York) [ ] 079 Kia Vaughn (New York) [ ] 080 Marissa Coleman (New York) [ ] 081 Shavonte Zellous (New York) [ ] 082 Sugar Rodgers (New York) [ ] 083 Tina Charles (New York) [ ] 084 Briann January (Phoenix) [ ] 085 Brittney Griner (Phoenix) [ ] 086 Camille Little (Phoenix) [ ] 087 DeWanna Bonner (Phoenix) [ ] 088 Diana Taurasi (Phoenix) [ ] 089 Leilani Mitchell (Phoenix) [ ] 090 Marie Gulich (Phoenix) [ ] 091 Sancho Lyttle (Phoenix) [ ] 092 Alysha Clark (Seattle) [ ] 093 Breanna Stewart (Seattle) [ ] 094 Courtney Paris (Seattle) [ ] 095 Jewell Loyd (Seattle) [ ] 096 Jordin Canada (Seattle) [ ] 097 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (Seattle) [ ] 098 Natasha Howard (Seattle) [ ] 099 Sue Bird (Seattle) [ ] 100 Ariel Atkins (Washington) [ ] 101 Elena Delle Donne (Washington) [ ] 102 Kristi Toliver (Washington) [ ] 103 Krystal Thomas (Washington) [ ] 104 LaToya Sanders (Washington) [ ] 105 Monique Currie (Washington) [ ] 106 Myisha Hines-Allen (Washington) [ ] 107 Natasha Cloud (Washington) [ ] 108 Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (Washington) [ ] 109 Tianna Hawkins (Washington) [ ] 110 Tierra Ruffin-Pratt (Washington) Autograph Cards # Card Title [ ] xxx-01 Elena Delle Donne (Legends) [ ] xxx-02 Elena Delle Donne (Uniform) [ ] xxx-03 Elena Delle Donne (Game Action) [ ] xxx-04 Seimone Augustus (Legends) [ ] xxx-05 Seimone Augustus (Uniform) [ ] xxx-06 Seimone Augustus (Game Action) [ ] xxx-07 A'ja Wilson (Street Clothes) [ ] xxx-08 A'ja Wilson (Uniform) [ ] xxx-09 A'ja Wilson (Game Action).
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