Vol. 21 - Daniel Murphy, 2010

Set:  2010 Upper Deck
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  329

Misc. Note:  The '10 release was the last baseball set produced by Upper Deck.

Vol. 20 - Ed Kranepool, 1970

Set:  1970 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  557

Misc. Note:  Nobody has played more games (1,853) in a Mets uniform than Ed.

Vol. 19 - Ray Knight, 1987

Set:  1987 Fleer Award Winners
Subset:  n/a

Card Number:  21

Misc. Note:  Part of a 44-card boxed set available exclusively in 7-Eleven stores.

Vol. 18 - Jacob deGrom, 2019

Set:  2019 Donruss
Subset:  Base, Diamond Kings

Card Number:  19

Misc. Note:  Even without MLB licensing, Diamond Kings are still really cool cards.

Vol. 17 - Tom Herr, 1991

Set:  1991 Topps Stadium Club
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  532

Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 10 Tom Herr cards in my collection.

Vol. 16 - Travis d'Arnaud, 2018

Set:  2018 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  91

Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 70 Travis d'Arnaud cards in my collection.

Vol. 15 - Michael Conforto, 2018

Set:  2018 Topps
Subset:  Future Stars insert

Card Number:  FS-32

Misc. Note:  One of 3 Mets included in this 50-card insert set.

Vol. 14 - Bob Apodaca, 1975

Set:  1975 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  659

Misc. Notes:  This is Bob's second-year card and first stand-alone card.

Vol. 13 - Mark Carreon, 1989

Set:  1989 Donruss The Rookies
Subset:  n/a

Card Number:  18

Misc. Note:  Taking infield practice in your Starter jacket is a very Chuck Norris thing to do.

Vol. 12 - Pete Alonso, 2019

Set:  2019 Bowman
Subset:  Prospects, Camo parallel

Card Number:  BP-127

Misc. Note:  I'm not sure what qualifies this as a "camo" theme, but here ya go.

Vol. 11 - Amed Rosario, 2018

Set:  2018 Topps Gallery
Subset:  Wood parallel

Card Number:  105

Misc. Note:  The wood-grain border theme harkens back to the '62 Topps design.

Vol. 10 - Gary Carter, 1986

Set:  1986 Fleer Limited Edition
Subset:  n/a

Card Number:  10

Misc. Note:  Part of a 44-card boxed set available at McCrory's stores.

Vol. 9 - Harry Parker, 1974

Set:  1974 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  106

Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 2 Harry Parker cards in my collection.

Vol. 8 - Brian Stokes, 2008

Set:  2008 Topps Mets Gift Set
Subset:  n/a

Card Number:  48

Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 3 Brian Stokes cards in my collection.

Vol. 7 - Lee Mazzilli, 1981

Set:  1981 Topps Squirt
Subset:  n/a

Card Number:  21

Misc. Note:  Part of a 33-card set issued in two-card perforated panels.

Vol. 6 - David Wright, 2008

Set:  2008 Upper Deck A Piece of History
Subset:  Timeless Moments insert

Card Number:  TM-31

Misc. Note:  Part of a 50-card insert set, serial-numbered to /699

Vol. 5 - Jeff McNeil, 2019

Set:  2019 Topps 582 Montgomery Club
Subset:  Set 3

Card Number:  16

Misc. Note:  One of 2 Mets included in this 20-card set available through the Topps website.

Vol. 4 - Roger Craig, 1963

Set:  1963 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  197

Misc. Note:  As of this post, this is the lone Roger Craig card in my collection.

Vol. 3 - Keith Hernandez, 1988

Set:  1988 Score
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  400

Misc. Note:  Green is one of the five colors used in the '88 Score base set.

Vol. 2 - Yoenis Cespedes, 2016

Set:  2016 Topps High Tek
Subset:  Pattern 1

Card Number:  HT-YC

Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 91 Yoenis Cespedes cards in my collection.

Vol. 1 - Doug Flynn, 1982

Set:  1982 Topps
Subset:  Base

Card Number:  302
Misc. Note:  As of this post, there are 9 Doug Flynn cards in my collection.

Welcome! An Introduction to "Mets on Cards"

Thanks for stopping by!  This is a site dedicated to two of my favorite things: baseball cards and the New York Mets.  A marriage made in heaven, if you ask me.

Here, you'll find samples from my collection of 13,000+ unique Mets cards.  All the major brands from past to current day will be represented.  Of course, you'll see all the familiar and expected stars -- think Seaver, Gooden, Piazza and Wright -- but also those lesser known and perhaps underappreciated players who account for a big swatch of the tapestry that is the history of the New York Mets.  On this page, it doesn't matter if you're Keith Hernandez or Anderson Hernandez, you'll get your time in the sun eventually.

So, whether you're a Mets fan, a baseball junkie or just someone who appreciates the card collecting hobby, I hope you enjoy your visit.  Feedback and suggestions are always welcomed!

Sincerely,
M. Kaz