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Friday, July 21, 2023

1990 Philadelphia Phillies Photo Cards


Number of Cards:  45
Card Size:  4 1/8" x 6"

Description:  For the second year in a row, the card fronts feature an action photo with the player's, coach's or manager's name in a red band with white text.  The card backs feature biographical information along with complete career statistics.  The set is sponsor-less, as Tastykake sponsored its final set in 1989 and the Medford Food Company wouldn't come along as the new sponsor until 1991.

How Distributed:  It took me years to track down this set, and I finally found one in September 2014 at The Philly Show.  The dealer I bought the set from told me these cards were never sold in complete set form and he had hand-collated the entire 1990 set.  According to him, the cards were distributed four or five at a time throughout the season at Veterans Stadium.  I don't know if all that's true or not, and I don't know how to verify it, but it would help explain why this photo card set eluded my collection for 24 years.

An eight-card update set was produced very late in the season, featuring what was most likely Dale Murphy's first Phillies baseball card.  Murphy was acquired from the Braves on August 3rd.

Complete Standard Checklist (Unnumbered, presented here alphabetically with uniform number and position from the back of cards): 

1. Darrel Akerfelds (#35 - RHP)
2. Rod Booker (#37 - INF)
3. Sil Campusano (#6 - OF)
4. Don Carman (#42 - LHP)
5. Pat Combs (#38 - LHP)
6. Dennis Cook (#39 - No position)   
7. Darren Daulton (#10 - C)
8. Lenny Dykstra (#4 - OF)
9. Curt Ford (#27 - OF)
10. Jason Grimsley (#54 - RHP)
11. Charlie Hayes (#8 - 3B)
12. Von Hayes (#9 - OF)
13. Tom Herr (#28 - 2B)

14. Dave Hollins (#15 - INF)
15. Ken Howell (#43 - RHP)
16. Ron Jones (#26 - OF)
17. Ricky Jordan (#17 - 1B)
18. John Kruk (#11 - OF-1B)
19. Steve Lake (#25 - C)
20. Nick Leyva (#16 - MG)
21. Carmelo Martinez (#24 - OF)
22. Roger McDowell (#13 - RHP)
23. Chuck McElroy (#51 - LHP)
24. Terry Mulholland (#45 - LHP)   
25. Jeff Parrett (#49 - RHP)

26. Randy Ready (#23 - 3B)
27. Bruce Ruffin (#47 - LHP)
28. Dickie Thon (#21 - SS)
29. Jim Vatcher (#31 - OF)
30. Phillies Coaches
31. Phillie Phanatic
32. Richie Ashburn (#1 - OF)
33. Steve Carlton (#32 - LHP)
34. Robin Roberts (#36 - RHP)   
35. Mike Schmidt (#20 - 3B)
36. Phillies Broadcasters
37. PRISM Broadcasters

Complete Update Checklist (Unnumbered, presented here alphabetically with uniform number and position from the back of cards):
1. Joe Boever (#30 - RHP)
2. Jose DeJesus (#54 - RHP)
3. Marvin Freeman (#48 - RHP)   
4. Tommy Greene (#49 - RHP)   
5. Chuck Malone (#53 - RHP)
6. Brad Moore (#46 - RHP)
7. Dale Murphy (#3 - OF)
8. Dickie Noles (#34 - P)

One and Only Phillies Baseball Card (0):  N/A
First Appearance in Phillies Team Issued Set (15):  Akerfelds, Boever, Booker, Campusano, Combs, DeJesus, Freeman, Greene, Grimsley, Hollins, Malone, Martinez, McElroy, Murphy, Vatcher
Returning Players in Phillies Team Issued Set (21):  Carman, Cook, Daulton, Dykstra, Ford, C. Hayes, V. Hayes, Herr, Howell, Jones, Jordan, Kruk, Lake, McDowell, Moore, Mulholland, Noles, Parrett, Ready, Ruffin, Thon

Manager (1):  Leyva
Coaches (1):  The coach's card features Larry Bowa, Darold Knowles, Hal Lanier, Denis Menke, Mike Ryan and John Vukovich.
Phillie Phanatic (1):  The Phanatic returns after a one year absence.  The photo used pictures him atop the Phillies dugout.
Broadcasters (2):  The core TV/radio broadcast team of Richie Ashburn, Harry Kalas, Andy Musser and Chris Wheeler are featured on a card.  The PRISM broadcast team of Jim Barniak, Garry Maddox and Mike Schmidt are featured on another.
Commemorative Cards (4):  Ashburn, Carlton, Roberts and Schmidt

Schmidt's #20 was retired in a pre-game ceremony on May 26th, and cards of the four players to have their numbers retired - Ashburn, Roberts, Carlton and Schmidt - are included in the set.  Also of interest is Schmidt's first card as a broadcaster, featuring him with his fellow PRISM broadcasters.  Schmidt's first stint as a broadcaster lasted just the one season.

For those of you not in the Philadelphia area, PRISM was the Philadelphia-based HBO equivalent that broadcast a handful of Phillies games every year between 1976 and 1997.

Set Composition:  Of the 27-man opening day roster, only Moore and Frohwirth are omitted from the original set, with Moore getting a card in the update set.  Tommy Barrett and Floyd Youmans spent the entire season on the Disabled List, and Steve Ontiveros spent all but the last month of the season out with an injury, and none of those three are in the set.  Beginning the year in the minors, but earning a spot on the checklist are Grimsley, Jones and Vatcher.  The latter two were added to the roster on May 30th, and Grimsley wasn't called up until August 8th.

The eight card update set may not have all been issued all at once, given Freeman and Boever are both in it and they were traded for each other on July 23rd.  Freeman headed to the Braves with Boever coming to the Phillies.  Murphy and Greene were acquired from the Braves on August 3rd for Parrett, Vatcher and minor leaguer Victor Rosario.  Noles is a surprise addition, as he was on the active roster for three games in early May, his comeback attempt cut short by arm injuries.


Omissions:
  Back-up catcher Tom Nieto appeared in 17 games but was on the team's active roster for 73 games during the season.  Late season call-ups Wes Chamberlain, Mickey Morandini, Louie Meadows and Darrin Fletcher all saw time with the Phillies in September, so it's understandable no photo cards were created for that quartet.

Variations/Rarities:
  Fellow collector Rick left a few comments on my original post for this set and sent me an e-mail with scans showing 12 cards made available at the 1990 ALS Autograph Party fund raising event (later the Phillies Phestival) held at Veterans Stadium on July 30th.  The Phillies issued 10 cards celebrating the ten year anniversary of the 1980 World Champions.  Coach Hal Lanier received his own card and there are two versions of cards for Larry Bowa - one showing him as a coach, and one showing him up at bat.  The back of the 1980 commemorative cards feature a 10th Reunion logo.
ALS Autograph Party
1. Larry Bowa (coach)
2. Larry Bowa (1980)
3. Dallas Green (1980)   
4. Greg Gross (1980)
5. Hal Lanier (coach)
6. Greg Luzinski (1980)
7. Garry Maddox (1980)
8. Bake McBride (1980)   
9. Tug McGraw (1980)
10. Paul Owens (1980)
11. Manny Trillo (1980)   
12. Del Unser (1980)


Also See:  The Mysterious Jim Vatcher Card
Trivia:  The Beckett database incorrectly lists the set as "1990 Phillies Tastykake" even through the Tastykake logo or name is nowhere to be found on the set.  The Beckett database also omits the eight update cards.  The 2001 Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards lists the set at "1990 Phillies Photocards," and omits the Vatcher card from the main set.  For years, my want list for this set included only 44 cards as most published checklists for the set omit the Vatcher card.
Resources:  Beckett.com; Phillies collector Rick (@rickphils)

This set was originally featured in a post back in October 2014, and I'm going through these older team-issued set posts to update them with new information learned (if any) over the past six years.

Tuesday, May 30, 2023

Phillies at Mets: May 30th to June 1st

1965 Topps #203
1965 Topps #533

Tuesday and Wednesday 7:10, Thursday 1:10

Citi Field - Flushing, NY

At the Ballpark:  On Wednesday night, the first 15,000 fans will receive a bobble head of Mets' broadcaster Howie Rose.

Phillies 25-28
4th Place in the N.L. East, 6 1/2 games behind the Braves

Phillies Probables
Ranger Suarez (0-1, 9.82)
Aaron Nola (4-3, 4.59)
Zack Wheeler (4-4, 3.60)

Phillies Leaders
Average:  Nick Castellanos - .300
Runs:  Nick Castellanos - 35
Home Runs:  Kyle Schwarber - 13
RBIs:  Alec Bohm - 37
Stolen Bases:  Bryson Stott - 8

Wins:  Four tied with - 4
ERA:  Zack Wheeler - 3.60
Strikeouts:  Zack Wheeler - 76
Saves:  Craig Kimbrel - 7
Mets 27-27
3rd Place in the N.L. East, 5 games behind the Braves

Mets Probables
Kodai Senga (4-3, 3.94)
Carlos Carrasco (1-2, 6.75)
Max Scherzer (4-2, 3.54)

Mets Leaders
Average:  Brandon Nimmo - .306
Runs:  Pete Alonso - 38
Home Runs:  Pete Alonso - 20
RBIs:  Pete Alonso - 46
Stolen Bases:  Starling Marte - 14

Wins:  Tylor Megill - 5
ERA:  Tylor Megill - 4.67
Strikeouts:  Kodai Senga - 61
Saves:  David Robertson - 8

Wednesday, August 24, 2022

1965 Topps - 3rd Series Phillies Alumni

It took us a while, but we finally finished off the third series of the 1965 Topps set we've been collecting since late 2019.  I'm getting closer to completely wrapping up the set, and the blog celebrating every card in the set, so I'd expect these series review posts to start to come a little quicker.

Here's a look at the 20 cards in the set's third series featuring a former Phillies player, coach or manager.  Clicking on the card number underneath each picture will take you to that card's post.

#184
#186
#187
#190
#192
#198
#201
#203
#207
#210
#211
#213
#225
#228
#239
#248
#252
#253
#256
#264

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

1981 Philadelphia Phillies Photo Cards


Number of Cards:  32
Card Size:  3 1/4" x 5 1/2"
Description:  As was the case with all Phillies photo cards issued since 1970, these cards feature a black and white photo with the players' name below.  The backs of the cards are blank and there's no indication on the cards themselves that they're from 1981.  Some of the cards contain blue facsimile autographs as noted on the checklist below.  There are six cards available with a horizontal orientation as also noted below.  The Sparky Lyle card contains an uncorrected error with the spelling of his first name as "Sparkey."

How Distributed:  The cards were handed out to fans individually and supplied to the players in order to reply to fan mail or honor autograph requests.  I could be wrong, but I don't believe these cards were ever available in complete set form.

The set's composition features the entire 25-man opening day roster, the manager and all six coaches.  No one who made his 1981 season debut after opening day received a photo card.

Complete Standard Checklist (Unnumbered, presented here alphabetically): 

1. Luis Aguayo
2. Ruben Amaro CO
3. Ramon Aviles (auto)
4. Bob Boone (auto, horizontal)
5. Larry Bowa
6. Marty Bystrom (auto)
7. Steve Carlton (horizontal)      
8. Larry Christenson
9. Dick Davis (auto)
10. Billy DeMars CO (auto)
11. Lee Elia CO

12. Nino Espinosa (auto)
13. Dallas Green MG (auto)
14. Greg Gross
15. Sparky Lyle
16. Garry Maddox (auto)
17. Gary Matthews
18. Bake McBride (auto)
19. Tug McGraw
20. Keith Moreland (horizontal)      
21. Mike Proly (auto)
22. Ron Reed
23. Pete Rose (auto)
24. Dick Ruthven (auto)
25. Mike Ryan CO (auto)
26. Mike Schmidt (horizontal)
27. Lonne Smith (horizontal)
28. Herm Starrette CO
29. Manny Trillo (horizontal)
30. Del Unser
31. John Vukovich
32. Bobby Wine CO (auto)

One and Only Phillies Baseball Card (0)
First Appearance in Phillies Team Issued Set (5):  Bystrom, Davis, Lyle, Matthews, Proly
Returning Players in Phillies Team Issued Set (20):  Aguayo, Aviles, Boone, Bowa, Carlton, Christenson, Espinosa, Gross, Maddox, McBride, McGraw, Moreland, Reed, Rose, Ruthven, Schmidt, Smith, Trillo, Unser, Vukovich

Manager (1):  Green
Coaches (6):  Amaro, DeMars, Elia, Ryan, Starrette, Wine

Surprises:  I'm more impressed than surprised the Phillies were able to issue photo cards for Dick Davis, Gary Matthews and Mike Proly as that trio of players was acquired in the month before the start of the regular season.  Proly was acquired from the White Sox on April 1st and his photo card features a photo taken at Veterans Stadium.  The earliest date that photo could have been taken was April 17th, Proly's home debut with the Phillies.

Omissions:  The only player to appear with the Phillies during the first half of this strike-shortened season and not appear on a photo card is George Vukovich, who made his season debut on May 29th.  The 10 players who made their season debuts after the strike ended, and after the second half of the season began on August 10th, are all omitted from the set:  Dickie Noles, Mark Davis, Warren Brusstar, Ryne Sandberg, Bob Dernier, Len Matuszek, Ozzie Virgil, Dan Larson, Jerry Reed and Don McCormack.


Variations/Rarities:
  Collectors Rick and Steve once again filled in with some rarities (or potential rarities) when I originally posted on this set almost six years ago.  Tim McCarver joined the broadcast booth and received a card showing him wearing a headset.  Steve notes variations may exist for the Garry Maddox and Proly cards.  

Finally, and similar to 1980, there is a black and white 1981 card of the Phillie Phanatic issued by Harrison/Erickson that is roughly the same size as the rest of the set.
Broadcaster      
1. Tim McCarver          
         

Mystery Variation?       

1. Garry Maddox
2. Mike Proly

 
Harrison/Erickson

  1. Phillie Phanatic


Resources:  The Trading Card Database; Phillies collectors Steve and Rick (@rickphils).

This set was originally featured in a post back in January 2015, and I'm going to slowly go through these team-issued set posts and update them with new information gathered (if any) over the past five-plus years.


Tuesday, October 20, 2020

2010-2022 Phillies Alumni Photo Cards


Number of Known Cards (2010-2019):  110
Number of Known Cards (2022):  4
Card Size:  4" x 6"
Description:  Either a full color or black and white photo on the front are accompanied by the official Phillies Alumni logo at the top of the card and the subject's name in white letters on a dark red background on the bottom of the card.  The vast majority of the card backs contain a second player photo, biographical information, career and Phillies highlights.  Copyright dates can be found either on the back or fronts of most cards.

Photo from September 2020 Phantastic Auction
How Distributed:
 Between 2010 and 2019, the Phillies created special alumni photo cards for returning players, coaches, managers and one executive to sign at various autograph events, during alumni weekends and as part of any reunion-related public appearances.  Locations and dates of where and when I obtained some of these cards are contained in the checklist below.  In September 2020, as part of their Phantastic Auction to benefit Phillies Charities, the Phillies gave collectors the opportunity to bid on 101 of these alumni photo cards, giving us the best opportunity yet to form a complete checklist of the cards released and unreleased over the past decade.

Collectors should note the copyright date on these cards does not necessarily correspond to the year of first issuance.  Complicating any efforts to fully checklist these cards is the fact the Phillies had originally printed the cards with a copyright date on the back reflecting the date of issuance.  In the mid-2010s, the copyright date on the backs of some of these cards is for the date of the photo on the front.  For example, Nick Punto's card contains statistical information through Punto's final season in 2014, but the card contains a 2003 copyright date which corresponds to the photo used.  In 2017, 2018 and 2019 the Phillies seemed to have switched back to using a copyright date that corresponds with the date of issuance and not the date of the photo.

In August 2018, the Phillies produced 20 new alumni photo cards for the express purpose of having them available for returning members of the 2008 World Championship team to sign at a potential pre-game autograph session during that season's Alumni Weekend.  For whatever reason, the planned autograph event was significantly curtailed with only Eric Bruntlett and Pedro Feliz stationed at one sole table for fans.  These 2008 alumni cards remain generally unreleased to the public, with the exception of one copy of each card made available in the 2020 Phantastic Auction along with cards for Joe Blanton, Kyle Kendrick, Jamie Moyer and Brett Myers which were all made available during the 2019 Alumni Weekend.

I've hopefully captured the vast majority, if not all, of these cards produced and issued by the Phillies between 2010 and 2019.

2022 Update:  New photo cards for Bobby Abreu, Greg Gross, Dick Ruthven and Kevin Saucier were made available prior to the game on Sunday, August 7th as part of the annual Phillies Alumni Weekend.  I'm going to keep these four new cards separate from the list below.


Complete Standard Checklist - 2010 to 2019 (Unnumbered, presented here alphabetically with copyright date and other notes): 

1. Bobby Abreu (2004) - Bat lowered, first available at some point after 2014.
2. Dick Allen (2017)
3. Ruben Amaro, Jr. (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
4. Larry Andersen (2010)
5. Marlon Anderson (2003) - First available in 2016.
6. Mick Billmeyer CO (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card. 
7. Joe Blanton (2018) - Obtained on 8/4/19 during 2019 Alumnni Weekend.
8. Bob Boone (2010) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
9. Ricky Bottalico (2010)
10. Larry Bowa (No date) - Wall of Fame plaque is on the back.
11. Eric Bruntlett (2018) - From 2018 Alumni Weekend.
12. Warren Brusstar (2017) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
13. Jim Bunning (2011)
14. Pat Burrell (2012) - Cream alternate jersey.
15. Pat Burrell (2008) - Red pinstripes jersey, available as part of the 2015 Phillies Team-Issued 2nd Edition set.
16. Marty Bystrom (2010) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
17. Steve Carlton (2017)
18. Dave Cash (2011)
19. Wes Chamberlain (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
20. Larry Christenson (2010) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
21. Clay Condrey (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
22. Rheal Cormier (2011) - Obtained on 8/12/14 at Citizens Bank Park.
23. Darren Daulton (2010)
24. Roly deArmas CO (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
25. Bob Dernier (2017) - Obtained on 7/7/17 at Citizens Bank Park.
26. Greg Dobbs (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
27. Denny Doyle (2010)
28. Rich Dubee CO (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
29. Mariano Duncan (2018)
30. Chad Durbin (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
31. Jim Eisenreich (2010)
32. Lee Elia CO (2010)
33. Scott Eyre (2011)
34. Pedro Feliz (2009) - First available at some point after 2012.
35. Paul Fletcher (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
36. Ben Francisco (2019) - First available during 2019 Alumni Weekend.
37. Gene Garber (2010)
38. Pat Gillick GM (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
39. Doug Glanville (2010)
40. Wayne Gomes (2012)
41. Dallas Green MG (2010)
42. Tyler Green (2010)
43. Tommy Greene (2010) - Obtained on 3/30/13 at Citizens Bank Park.
44. Von Hayes (2012)
45. Al Holland (2011)
46. Dave Hollins (2010)
47. Ryan Howard (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
48. Raul Ibanez (2019) - Unused 2019 Alumni Weekend card.
49. Pete Incaviglia (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
50. Danny Jackson (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
51. Geoff Jenkins (2014)
52. Ricky Jordan (2011) - Obtained on 8/9/14 during 2014 Alumni Weekend
53. Kyle Kendrick (2018) - Obtained on 8/4/19 during 2019 Alumnni Weekend.
54. John Kruk (2011)
55. Brad Lidge (2014)

56. Mike Lieberthal (2012)
57. Tony Longmire (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
58. Greg Luzinski (2010) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
59. Pete Mackanin CO (2019) - Unused 2019 Alumni Weekend card.
60. Garry Maddox (2017) - First available on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
61. Jeff Manto (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
62. Charlie Manuel MG (2011) - Red pullover, available as part of the 2015 Phillies Team-Issued Photo Card set.
63. Charlie Manuel MG (2017) - Red pinstripes jersey, available for autographs at the 2018 Phillies Phestival on 6/21/18.
64. Jerry Martin CO (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
65. Roger Mason (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
66. Gary Matthews (2010)
67. John Mayberry, Jr. (2019) - Unused 2019 Alumni Weekend card.
68. Bake McBride (2017) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
69. Tim McCarver (2012)
70. Jason Michaels (2004) - First available at some point after 2011.
71. Don Money (2015) - Old Phillies logo on back.
72. Willie Montanez (2011)
73. Mickey Morandini (2018) - Obtained at 2018 ALS Phillies Phestival.
74. Jamie Moyer (2018) - Obtained on 8/4/19 during 2019 Alumnni Weekend.
75. Dale Murphy (2018) - Obtained on 8/4/19 during 2019 Alumnni Weekend.
76. Brett Myers (2018) - Obtained on 8/4/19 during 2019 Alumnni Weekend.
77. Dickie Noles (2012) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.  Includes black facsimile autograph.
78. Roy Oswalt (2014)
79. Placido Polanco (2010)
80. Todd Pratt (1993) - First available in 2016.
81. Nick Punto (2003) - First available at some point after 2014.
82. Randy Ready (1995) - First available in 2016.
83. Ben Rivera (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
84. Mike Rogodzinski (2010)
85. Jimmy Rollins (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
86. J.C. Romero (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
87. Aaron Rowand (2014)
88. Carlos Ruiz (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
89. Juan Samuel (Unknown)
90. Curt Schilling (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
91. Matt Stairs (2011)
92. Kevin Stocker (2012)
93. Tony Taylor (2010)
94. Bobby Thigpen (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
95. Jim Thome (2016) - Available briefly as part of the 2016 Phillies Team-Issued 2nd Edition set.
96. Milt Thompson (2016)
97. Milt Thompson CO (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
98. Manny Trillo (2017) - Obtained on 8/13/17 during 2017 Alumni Weekend.
99. Del Unser (2012)
100. Chase Utley (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
101. Wilson Valdez (2011) - Obtained on 7/12/14 at Citizens Bank Park.
102. Shane Victorino (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
103. Ozzie Virgil (2012)
104. Jayson Werth (2018) - Unused 2018 Alumni Weekend card.
105. David West (2018) - First available on 6/10/18, 25th Anniversary of '93 team.
106. Mitch Williams (2010)
107. Bobby Wine (2015) - Old Phillies logo on back.
108. Rick Wise (2010) - Posed pitching photo
109. Rick Wise (2011) - Pitching from mound
110. Randy Wolf (2016)

Complete Standard Checklist - 2022
1.  Bobby Abreu (No date) - Bat in air, and first available on 8/7/22 during Alumni Weekend
2.  Greg Gross (2022) - First available on 8/7/22 during Alumni Weekend
3.  Dick Ruthven (2022) - First available on 8/7/22 during Alumni Weekend
4.  Kevin Saucier (2022) - First available on 8/7/22 during Alumni Weekend

Surprises/Omissions:  I'm aware of 8 additional cards that were not part of the 101 cards auctioned off in September 2020 - Pat Burrell (red pinstripes jersey), Bob Dernier, Denny Doyle, Lee Elia, Gene Garber, Charlie Manuel (red pinstripes jersey), Mike Rogodzinski and a second card for Milt Thompson featuring him as a coach.

The biggest omission here is that no card has ever been produced (that we're aware of) for the greatest Phillies alumnus of all-time - Mike Schmidt.

Variations/Rarities:  There are a few variations to these cards available, all with identical photos to their "regular" counterparts.  A second Rheal Cormier card was issued with a 2017 copyright date and omitting his Minor League Career notes on the back.  There are also cards available for Dave Hollins, Ricky Jordan and Tony Taylor with both 2010 and 2011 copyright dates.  These three cards with 2010 copyrights have glossy backs as opposed to the usual matte backs.


Also See:  This is my third attempt at posting a checklist for these cards with prior attempts coming in December 2016 and June 2018.  Fellow collector Rick has been a huge help with gathering information on these cards over the years.  More recent thanks goes to fellow collector Matt who sent me the Eric Bruntlett and Paul Fletcher cards for my collection.

Please see here for a smaller checklist for the team-issued alumni photo cards issued in 2007, 2008 and 2009.  These cards use a different design than the alumni cards issued between 2010 and 2019.

Checklist by Era:  This is how I've sorted these cards in a binder, and I thought if it was helpful for me it might be helpful for other collectors too.

1960s (2) - Bunning, Wine
1970s (11) - Allen, Cash, Doyle, Garber, McCarver, Money, Montanez, Rogodzinski, Taylor, Wise (2)
1980 World Champions (17) - Boone, Bowa, Brusstar, Bystrom, Carlton, Christenson, Elia, D. Green, G. Gross, Luzinski, Maddox, McBride, Noles, Ruthven, Saucier, Trillo, Unser
1980s (6) - Dernier, V. Hayes, Holland, Matthews, Samuel, Virgil
1993 N.L. Champions (26) - Amaro Jr., Andersen, Chamberlain, Daulton, Duncan, Eisenreich, Fletcher, T. Green, Greene, Hollins, Incaviglia, Jackson, Jordan, Kruk, Longmire, Manto, Mason, Morandini, Pratt, Rivera, Schilling, Stocker, Thigpen, Thompson, West, Williams
1990s - 2000s (15) - Abreu x 2, Anderson, Bottalico, Cormier, Glanville, Gomes, Lieberthal, Michaels, Murphy, Punto, Ready, Rowand, Thome, Wolf
2008 World Champions (30) - Billmeyer, Blanton, Bruntlett, Burrell (2), Condrey, deArmas, Dobbs, Dubee, Durbin, Eyre, Feliz, Gillick, Howard, Jenkins, Kendrick, Lidge, Manuel (2), Martin, Moyer, Myers, Rollins, Romero, Ruiz, Stairs, Thompson, Utley, Victorino, Werth
2009 N.L. Champions (4) - Francisco, Ibanez, Mackanin, Mayberry Jr.
2010s (3) - Oswalt, Polanco, Valdez