Team Combo cards are done!

After a good amount of work, I can finally say that all of the subset cards in my custom 1992 Topps set are done. I finished the last of the "team combo" cards yesterday, and after an issue with my password, was unable to upload them to Blogger. I resolved it today, and uploaded them, and now you can see all of the team combo cards for every team in 1991. Next up will be the Chicago Cubs team set. After all of the team sets are done, I will probably make a post featuring all of the fronts of the cards in the set in numerical order, and then start making backs to the cards, and posting them one by one. I really think that once I start posting backs of the cards that it will make my stats jump alot. I've had a few hits on searches with keywords like 'Terry Puhl Royals' or '1992 Topps Mike Piazza', so I look forward to hopefully seeing traffic increase and being able to help out bloggers and card collectors who would like to make or print cards like these. Thanks for checking out my blog project.
-Jeremy

1992 Topps Angel Lefties

I decided after I made my preliminary checklist to take out any players who appeared in the 1992 Topps Traded set. That left me with a few spots to fill, and I decided to make some "team nucleus" kind of cards for each team to fill the empty spots in the old checklist. Not sure, but I might also make cards of all the coaches of the teams, and perhaps put pitching/hitting leaders and complete team checklists on the back of them. I've done research for the first 5 teams in the American League as of now, and so far, I've been able to find not only the names of the coaches from 1991, but also pictures that I think I may be able to work with. However, if I am unable to find the names of coaches and/or pictures for other teams, I will probably scrap the whole project. I might finish the research up on my next few days off. For now, the project is still a go, and here is the first of my "team nucleus" cards, featuring California Angels left-handed starters Mark Langston, Jim Abbott, and Chuck Finley.