HOF members on card question

[homerunhitter]

Hello,
for those that collect HOF autographs on trading cards/baseball cards, how many of the 323 HOF players are possible to obtain on baseball cards? (ex: 250 HOF members of 323 HOF members possible) Thanks

[JollyElm]

People right away are going to ask, "What represents a 'card' exactly??" and then down the rabbit hole you go.

Postcards, cutouts from newspapers or product boxes, etc., etc.

[homerunhitter]

thats why I said in my post I said "trading card/baseball card" such as topps and bowman. I thought that "baseball card" would be pretty clear and obvious. but in case it wasnt, I meant "baseball card" such as Topps and Bowman, Fleer, Upper Deck, Score, Donruss, etc

[JollyElm]

Originally Posted by homerunhitter

thats why I said in my post I said "trading card/baseball card" such as topps and bowman. I thought that "baseball card" would be pretty clear and obvious.

I know you did, but since there are so many contrarians around here, basic logic is often thrown out the window when asking simple questions.

[Steve D]

Well, anyone who appeared on a career-contemporary baseball card is possible, since they were alive when the card was issued.

For anyone else, you'd just need to determine who appeared on a post-career baseball card while they were still alive.

Steve

[theshleps]

I count anyone on a topps size card or smaller like a T206, playball, etc. I do not count exhibits as cards. I probably have about 200 but don't have an exact count,

[mullings]

Well so far frankbmd you have answered your own question, 200.
Everyone else went down the rabbit hole