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2015 National Treasures Baseball Player Card Totals by Card Type 433 Different Players TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove A.J. Cole 492 492 0 492 A.J. Pollock 26 0 26 26 Aaron Judge 276 273 3 252 1 8 12 3 Aaron Nola 62 62 0 59 3 Adam Jones 508 227 281 85 139 3 280 1 Addison Russell 1581 1271 310 223 1022 2 8 16 303 1 5 1 Adrian Beltre 362 214 148 131 78 1 1 3 144 4 Adrian Gonzalez 641 236 405 50 181 5 405 Al Kaline 90 41 49 15 25 1 49 Al Simmons 26 0 26 25 1 Albert Pujols 450 34 416 10 17 1 3 3 406 2 2 6 Alex Gordon 175 149 26 149 26 Alex Rodriguez 223 0 223 215 2 6 Andre Dawson 74 74 0 74 Andre Thornton 20 20 0 20 Andres Galarraga 190 190 0 169 21 Andrew Chafin 695 591 104 589 2 104 Andrew McCutchen 430 0 430 416 4 10 Andy Pettitte 153 103 50 60 35 1 4 3 50 Andy Wilkins 996 985 11 978 1 6 11 Anthony Ranaudo 1 1 0 1 Anthony Rendon 131 131 0 122 4 5 Anthony Rizzo 440 212 228 50 158 4 225 3 Archie Bradley 1040 1040 0 50 961 2 8 19 Aroldis Chapman 244 0 244 242 1 1 Austin Hedges 826 826 0 821 5 Babe Ruth 97 1 96 1 95 1 Barry Bonds 282 67 215 20 46 1 211 2 2 Barry Larkin 57 56 1 15 35 1 5 1 Bert Blyleven 91 91 0 50 41 Bert Campaneris 50 50 0 50 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2015 National Treasures Player Card Totals by Card Type TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove Bill Dickey 200 25 175 25 175 Bill Mazeroski 35 10 25 10 25 Bill Terry 42 32 10 10 22 10 Billy Burns 668 668 0 666 2 Billy Butler 25 25 0 25 Billy Hamilton 161 25 136 25 134 1 1 Billy Herman 72 23 49 23 49 Billy Martin 87 4 83 4 81 1 1 Billy Williams 40 10 30 10 30 Blake Swihart 1267 1214 53 198 991 1 8 16 53 Bo Jackson 290 160 130 20 136 1 3 127 1 1 1 Bob Feller 334 125 209 125 207 1 1 Bob Gibson 122 70 52 50 20 50 2 Bob Lemon 30 0 30 30 Bob Meusel 6 5 1 5 1 Bob Turley 142 0 142 124 1 8 9 Bobby Doerr 49 0 49 49 Bobby Thomson 348 194 154 99 95 148 4 2 Boog Powell 49 49 0 49 Brandon Belt 106 25 81 25 79 1 1 Brandon Finnegan 1142 1068 74 1042 2 8 16 74 Brandon Phillips 25 25 0 25 Brett Phillips 139 139 0 136 3 Brian Dozier 199 0 199 197 1 1 Brian Johnson 109 35 74 35 74 Brock Holt 104 0 104 102 1 1 Brooks Robinson 208 143 65 35 108 64 1 Bruce Sutter 89 89 0 15 74 Bryan Mitchell 548 548 0 546 2 Bryce Harper 383 0 383 377 6 Burleigh Grimes 25 5 20 1 4 20 Buster Posey 539 0 539 532 3 4 Byron Buxton 1683 1292 391 85 1197 1 9 362 1 5 1 6 5 11 Cal Ripken 371 172 199 40 126 1 2 3 188 2 2 7 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2015 National Treasures Player Card Totals by Card Type TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove Carl Yastrzemski 112 10 102 10 99 2 1 Carlos Correa 276 1 275 1 271 2 2 Carlos Gonzalez 472 253 219 25 228 218 1 Carlos Rodon 724 724 0 124 598 2 Carlton Fisk 63 63 0 20 41 2 Casey Stengel 16 1 15 1 15 Catfish Hunter 1 1 0 1 CC Sabathia 125 0 125 124 1 Charlie Blackmon 25 25 0 25 Charlie Gehringer 238 12 226 12 226 Chris Archer 128 0 128 125 1 2 Chris Davis 194 194 0 90 100 4 Chris Heston 709 709 0 707 2 Chris Sale 135 15 120 15 109 1 6 4 Christian Walker 685 685 0 679 1 5 Clayton Kershaw 326 0 326 317 1 4 4 Collin McHugh 109 0 109 109 Corey Kluber 149 149 0 149 Corey Knebel 618 618 0 616 2 Corey Seager 711 508 203 75 413 1 8 11 190 1 5 4 1 2 Cory Spangenberg 971 971 0 964 1 6 Craig Biggio 401 260 141 255 1 1 3 139 2 Curt Schilling 15 15 0 15 Dale Murphy 209 209 0 35 169 2 3 Dallas Keuchel 330 80 250 74 1 5 246 2 2 Dalton Pompey 861 861 0 857 4 Daniel Corcino 592 592 0 590 2 Daniel Muno 1 1 0 1 Daniel Norris 817 817 0 814 3 Daniel Robertson 146 146 0 143 3 Dave Bancroft 4 3 1 3 1 Dave Kingman 99 99 0 99 Dave Parker 25 25 0 25 Dave Winfield 284 182 102 70 112 99 1 2 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2015 National Treasures Player Card Totals by Card Type TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove David Justice 49 49 0 49 David Ortiz 648 270 378 158 102 1 1 8 373 1 2 2 David Peralta 593 568 25 566 2 25 David Price 15 15 0 15 David Rollins 629 629 0 627 2 David Wright 340 286 54 85 188 5 8 54 Dee Gordon 150 0 150 150 Deion Sanders 63 10 53 10 53 Dennis Eckersley 74 74 0 74 Deven Marrero 1051 1002 49 995 1 6 49 Devin Mesoraco 153 153 0 15 138 Devon Travis 578 578 0 576 2 Dick Williams 90 90 0 40 50 Dizzy Dean 12 2 10 2 10 Dom DiMaggio 7 7 0 7 Don Drysdale 116 12 104 12 104 Don Mattingly 181 70 111 45 20 1 4 109 1 1 Don Newcombe 10 10 0 10 Doug Harvey 49 49 0 49 Duke Snider 244 53 191 53 190 1 Dustin Pedroia 461 362 99 90 257 1 6 8 87 2 3 7 Dusty Baker 49 49 0 49 Dwight Gooden 433 433 0 297 133 3 Earl Weaver 109 0 109 109 Early Wynn 107 3 104 3 104 Eddie Collins 63 1 62 1 61 1 Eddie Mathews 126 0 126 126 Eddie Murray 233 120 113 10 110 109 1 2 1 Eddie Rosario 601 601 0 599 2 Eddie Stanky 279 80 199 80 199 Edgar Martinez 165 165 0 49 109 1 3 3 Eduardo Rodriguez 956 907 49 904 3 49 Edwin Encarnacion 367 148 219 82 59 2 5 207 1 5 6 Edwin Escobar 889 815 74 810 5 74 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2015 National Treasures Player Card Totals by Card Type TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove Elston Howard 58 3 55 3 55 Enos Slaughter 125 21 104 21 104 Eric Davis 49 49 0 49 Eric Hosmer 272 43 229 35 6 2 218 6 5 Evan Longoria 565 366 199 237 120 5 4 191 3 5 Felix Hernandez 486 0 486 475 4 7 Fergie Jenkins 89 89 0 20 69 Fernando Valenzuela 30 30 0 30 Francisco Lindor 1267 978 289 955 1 8 14 266 5 6 4 8 Frank Chance 37 0 37 35 2 Frank Howard 131 131 0 50 81 Frank Robinson 192 82 110 10 72 109 1 Frank Thomas 312 182 130 30 150 2 124 3 3 Frankie Crosetti 202 95 107 95 104 2 1 Frankie Frisch 31 5 26 5 26 Fred Lynn 60 60 0 25 35 Fred McGriff 50 50 0 50 Freddie Freeman 1025 528 497 228 300 497 Gabby Hartnett 75 4 71 4 71 Gary Brown 789 789 0 784 5 Gary Carter 292 180 112 25 155 109 1 1 1 Gary Sheffield 20 20 0 20 Gaylord Perry 158 158 0 148 10 George Brett 326 177 149 30 145 2 144 1 2 2 George Case 127 2 125 2 124 1 George Kell 40 40 0 40 George Kelly 134 34 100 34 99 1 George Sisler 253 3 250 3 249 1 George Springer 99 99 0 25 69 5 Gerrit Cole 543 25 518 25 515 1 2 Giancarlo Stanton 883 217 666 217 660 1 2 3 Gil Hodges 263 2 261 2 260 1 Gil McDougald 25 25 0 25 Goose Goslin 14 3 11 3 11 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2015 National Treasures Player Card Totals by Card Type TOTALS Auto Summary Relics Only Summary Team Relics Auto Brand Relic Bat Batting Brand Fielding ALL Autos Relic Button Tag Button Tag Only Only Logo Other Barrel Gloves Logo Glove Greg Maddux 106 106 0 10 91 5 Gregory Polanco 99 99 0 99 Hack Wilson 1 1 0 1 Hal Newhouser 27 1 26 1 26 Hank Greenberg 175 25 150 25 149 1 Hanley Ramirez 325 0 325 323 2 Hanser Alberto 1 1 0 1 Harmon Killebrew 277 194 83 99 95 81 1 1 Harry Heilmann 197 1 196 1 196 Harry Walker 1 1 0 1 Harvey Kuenn 210 10 200 10 198 2 Heinie Groh 3 3 0 3 Herb Pennock 188 1 187 1 185 2 Honus Wagner 101 3 98 3 97 1 Hoyt Wilhelm 136 27 109 27 104 4 1 Hunter Dozier 127 77 50 75 2 50 Hunter Harvey 55 55 0 54 1 Hunter Strickland 654 654 0 652 2 Ichiro 124 0 124 124 Ivan Rodriguez 25 25 0 15 10 J.P.
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