1971 House of Jazz Baseball Checklist
Every card in 1971 House of Jazz Baseball, by card number, with player, team and rookie flag, then each parallel and insert with its print run. Tick off the cards you have and the page keeps count of what is left.
- 35 cards
- 35 base
- 25 with a recorded price
Base checklist · 35 cards
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| Have | # | Player | Team | RC | Serial | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NNO | Al Kaline | $180 | ||||
| NNO | Babe Ruth | $324 | ||||
| NNO | Bob Lemon | |||||
| NNO | Bobby Doerr | $51.00 | ||||
| NNO | Bobby Schantz | |||||
| NNO | Burt Shotton | $51.00 | ||||
| NNO | Carl Scheib | $56.00 | ||||
| NNO | Don Newcombe | $101 | ||||
| NNO | Duke Snider | $26.40 | ||||
| NNO | Early Wynn | |||||
| NNO | Ed Lopat | |||||
| NNO | Ed Mathews | $72.00 | ||||
| NNO | Ernie Banks | $456 | ||||
| NNO | Granny Hamner | $86.00 | ||||
| NNO | Hank Bauer | |||||
| NNO | Harmon Killebrew | $44.40 | ||||
| NNO | Herman Franks | |||||
| NNO | Jackie Robinson | $1,050 | ||||
| NNO | Jim Konstanty | $78.75 | ||||
| NNO | Joe DiMaggio | $1,000 | ||||
| NNO | Joe Nuxhall | $99.99 | ||||
| NNO | John Antonelli | $99.99 | ||||
| NNO | Johnny Temple | |||||
| NNO | Lou Gehrig | $300 | ||||
| NNO | Mickey Mantle | |||||
| NNO | Peanuts Lowrey | $51.00 | ||||
| NNO | Phil Marchildon | |||||
| NNO | Richie Ashburn | $20.40 | ||||
| NNO | Roy Partee | $105 | ||||
| NNO | Satchel Paige | $1,500 | ||||
| NNO | Stan Lopata | |||||
| NNO | Ted Williams | $126 | ||||
| NNO | Walt Masterson | $51.00 | ||||
| NNO | Warren Spahn | $38.40 | ||||
| NNO | Willie Mays | $900 |
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Common questions
- How many cards are in 1971 House of Jazz Baseball?
- 35 cards across the base set and its parallels and inserts: 35 base cards and 0 other variants.
- How do I track which 1971 House of Jazz Baseball cards I have?
- Tick a card off on this page and it is saved to your account, so the checklist shows how far through the set you are and what is still missing. It is the same account the CardSquad iPhone app uses.