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2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Checklist 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Player Card Totals Total Cards include Block Chain but not Print Plates 353 Players with HITS; 366 Players with Cards TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain A.C. Green 340 340 340 Aaron Gordon 501 665 501 164 Aaron Holiday 265 265 140 125 Admiral Schofield 402 449 272 130 47 Adrian Dantley 531 531 280 251 Al Horford 237 401 56 181 164 Alen Smailagic 272 318 272 46 Alex English 420 420 420 Al-Farouq Aminu 450 450 200 250 Alfonzo McKinnie 8 16 8 8 Allan Houston 280 280 280 Allen Iverson 154 165 92 62 11 Alvan Adams 340 340 340 Amar'e Stoudemire 250 250 250 Amir Coffey 140 140 140 Andre Drummond 596 761 596 164 1 Andre Iguodala 8 16 8 8 Andre Miller 265 265 140 125 Andrew Bogut 5 10 5 5 Andrew Wiggins 627 791 90 36 501 164 Anfernee Hardaway 237 239 237 2 Anfernee Simons 405 405 125 280 Anthony Davis 650 858 204 145 301 164 44 Artis Gilmore 320 320 320 Arvydas Sabonis 140 140 140 Avery Bradley 140 140 140 Avery Johnson 480 480 480 B.J. Armstrong 480 480 480 Bam Adebayo 125 289 125 164 Baron Davis 1 1 1 Ben Simmons 471 636 471 164 1 Bernard King 320 320 320 Bill Bradley 100 100 100 Bill Cartwright 140 140 140 Bill Walton 420 420 420 Blake Griffin 471 636 471 164 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Bob Dandridge 60 60 60 Bob Lanier 136 136 136 Bob McAdoo 280 280 280 Bogdan Bogdanovic 470 470 470 Bojan Bogdanovic 240 404 240 164 Bol Bol 903 950 272 631 47 Bradley Beal 377 543 377 164 2 Brandon Clarke 1043 1106 140 272 631 63 Brandon Ingram 471 636 471 164 1 Brian Bowen II 140 140 140 Brook Lopez 501 501 501 Bruno Fernando 402 449 272 130 47 Bryn Forbes 0 164 164 Buddy Hield 355 519 355 164 Cam Reddish 993 1056 90 272 631 63 Cameron Johnson 1043 1106 140 272 631 63 Caris LeVert 986 986 16 500 470 Carlos Boozer 385 385 260 125 Carmelo Anthony 0 164 164 Caron Butler 185 185 60 125 Carsen Edwards 903 950 272 631 47 Cedi Osman 60 60 60 Cedric Maxwell 200 200 200 Charles Barkley 518 520 310 1 207 2 Charles Oakley 1 1 1 Chauncey Billups 480 480 480 Cherokee Parks 60 60 60 Chris Bosh 126 126 126 Chris Mullin 277 278 276 1 1 Chris Paul 312 477 11 301 164 1 Christian Laettner 566 566 366 200 Chuck Person 140 140 140 Chuma Okeke 542 605 140 272 130 63 CJ McCollum 421 586 90 331 164 1 Clint Capela 425 589 425 164 Clyde Drexler 92 93 92 1 Coby White 1003 1066 100 272 631 63 Cody Martin 402 449 272 130 47 Cody Zeller 140 140 140 Collin Sexton 981 1146 230 250 501 164 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Cuttino Mobley 60 60 60 Damian Lillard 606 805 56 109 441 164 35 Dan Majerle 200 200 200 D'Angelo Russell 391 572 150 241 164 17 Daniel Gafford 272 318 272 46 Danilo Gallinari 211 211 136 75 Danny Green 280 280 280 Danny Manning 715 715 340 125 250 Darius Bazley 1043 1106 140 272 631 63 Darius Garland 0 164 164 Dave Cowens 280 280 280 David Robinson 221 232 148 73 11 De'Aaron Fox 793 991 136 226 431 164 34 Deandre Ayton 336 517 90 75 171 164 17 De'Andre Hunter 1153 1242 100 422 631 89 DeAndre Jordan 301 302 1 300 1 DeMar DeRozan 551 716 551 164 1 DeMarcus Cousins 36 36 36 Dennis Rodman 301 301 226 75 Dennis Schroder 0 164 164 Derek Fisher 214 214 140 73 1 Derrick Rose 181 346 181 164 1 Devin Booker 442 608 442 164 2 Devin Harris 140 140 140 Devonte' Graham 0 164 164 Dikembe Mutombo 141 141 140 1 Dillon Brooks 0 164 164 Dino Radja 60 60 60 Doc Rivers 140 140 140 Domantas Sabonis 501 665 501 164 Dominique Wilkins 211 221 136 75 10 Don Chaney 60 60 60 Donovan Mitchell 331 496 331 164 1 Draymond Green 556 726 556 164 6 Dwight Howard 36 36 36 Dwight Powell 125 125 125 Dwyane Wade 93 95 92 1 2 Dylan Windler 542 605 140 272 130 63 Eddie Jones 60 60 60 Elgin Baylor 180 180 180 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Elton Brand 250 250 250 Elvin Hayes 480 480 480 Enes Kanter 390 390 140 250 Eric Bledsoe 441 605 441 164 Eric Gordon 331 495 331 164 Eric Paschall 903 950 272 631 47 Erick Dampier 60 60 60 Ernie DiGregorio 60 60 60 Ersan Ilyasova 265 265 140 125 Evan Fournier 0 164 164 Fat Lever 60 60 60 Frank Ntilikina 0 164 164 Fred VanVleet 420 592 125 295 164 8 Gary Harris 707 708 140 126 441 1 George Gervin 666 666 666 George McGinnis 280 280 280 Giannis Antetokounmpo 815 1014 204 110 501 164 35 Goga Bitadze 542 605 140 272 130 63 Goran Dragic 841 1005 230 125 486 164 Gordon Hayward 241 242 90 151 1 Grant Hill 220 230 148 72 10 Grant Williams 1043 1106 140 272 631 63 Greg Anthony 140 140 140 Hakeem Olajuwon 152 162 90 62 10 Harrison Barnes 591 755 90 261 240 164 Harry Giles III 213 213 213 Hassan Whiteside 376 540 376 164 Horace Grant 340 340 340 Ignas Brazdeikis 402 449 272 130 47 Isaiah Roby 402 449 272 130 47 Isaiah Thomas 0 164 164 Isiah Thomas 252 254 252 2 J.J. Barea 324 324 200 124 Ja Morant 1041 1130 66 344 631 89 Jabari Parker 470 634 470 164 Jack Sikma 375 375 125 250 Jalen Brunson 247 247 247 Jalen McDaniels 140 140 140 Jalen Rose 420 420 420 Jamaal Wilkes 140 140 140 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Jamal Mashburn 60 60 60 Jamal Murray 486 651 486 164 1 James Harden 431 597 431 164 2 James Worthy 270 270 270 Jaren Jackson Jr. 1001 1199 230 300 471 164 34 Jarrett Allen 611 611 125 486 Jarrett Culver 1153 1242 100 422 631 89 Jason Kidd 275 276 238 36 1 1 Jason Richardson 310 310 60 250 Jason Terry 260 260 260 Jason Williams 60 60 60 JaVale McGee 200 200 200 Jaxson Hayes 1043 1106 140 272 631 63 Jaylen Brown 330 494 330 164 Jaylen Hoard 140 140 140 Jaylen Nowell 272 318 272 46 Jayson Tatum 441 622 441 164 17 Jeff Teague 500 664 500 164 Jerry Lucas 140 140 140 Jerry Stackhouse 140 140 140 Jerry West 238 238 238 Jimmy Butler 237 402 237 164 1 JJ Redick 76 240 76 164 Joe Harris 610 610 125 485 Joe Smith 125 125 125 Joel Embiid 552 718 552 164 2 John Collins 346 510 346 164 John Starks 340 340 340 John Stockton 436 448 112 73 251 12 John Wall 254 435 56 72 126 164 17 Jonas Jerebko 7 14 7 7 Jonas Valanciunas 470 634 470 164 Jordan Bone 140 140 140 Jordan Clarkson 485 485 485 Jordan Poole 903 950 272 631 47 Josh Richardson 431 431 250 181 Jrue Holiday 486 651 486 164 1 Julius Erving 26 26 26 Julius Randle 871 1035 230 400 241 164 Justin Holiday 140 140 140 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Justin Robinson 272 318 272 46 Justin Wright-Foreman 140 140 140 Juwan Howard 200 200 200 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 148 158 112 36 10 Karl Malone 185 196 148 37 11 Karl-Anthony Towns 738 946 92 145 501 164 44 Kawhi Leonard 308 480 308 164 8 Keldon Johnson 402 449 272 130 47 Kemba Walker 301 466 301 164 1 Kendrick Nunn 272 318 272 46 Kenny "Sky" Walker 340 340 340 Kenny Smith 140 140 140 Kevin Durant 206 372 204 2 164 2 Kevin Garnett 313 324 240 73 11 Kevin Johnson 591 592 340 1 250 1 Kevin Knox II 436 436 75 361 Kevin Love 596 761 596 164 1 Kevin McHale 180 180 180 Kevin Porter Jr. 903 950 272 631 47 Kevon Looney 6 12 6 6 Khris Middleton 877 1075 90 301 486 164 34 Klay Thompson 110 274 110 164 Kristaps Porzingis 587 785 180 226 181 164 34 Kurt Rambis 140 140 140 Kyle Guy 402 449 272 130 47 Kyle Kuzma 441 605 441 164 Kyle Lowry 631 801 631 164 6 Kyrie Irving 518 710 204 73 241 164 28 KZ Okpala 402 449 272 130 47 LaMarcus Aldridge 701 866 150 551 164 1 Larry Bird 126 127 126 1 Larry Hughes 125 125 125 Larry Johnson 91 92 90 1 1 Latrell Sprewell 480 480 480 Lauri Markkanen 966 1147 180 301 485 164 17 LeBron James 242 408 242 164 2 Lenny Wilkens 280 280 280 Lionel Hollins 60 60 60 Lonzo Ball 938 1120 226 226 486 164 18 Lou Williams 625 789 140 485 164 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2019-20 National Treasures Basketball Team Card Totals TOTAL TOTAL Auto Relic Block Team Auto Base HITS CARDS Relic Only Chain Louie Dampier 420 420 420 Luguentz Dort 140 140 140 Luka Doncic 332 498 332 164 2 Luka Samanic 542 605 140 272 130 63 Luke Kennard 140 304 140 164 Luke Walton 140 140 140 Magic Johnson 112 112 112 Malcolm Brogdon 772 953 280 251 241 164 17 Malik Monk 500 500 500 Manute Bol 250 250 250 Marc Gasol 246 251 246 5 Marcus Morris Sr.
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