Mike Schmidt Collection

1981 TOPPS STICKERS MIKE SCHMIDT #199

Card #: 199

Owned ✅

1981 TOPPS STICKERS MIKE SCHMIDT #254

Card #: 254

Owned ✅

1981 TOPPS STICKERS PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES TEAM

Card #: 208

Owned ✅

This half-of-a-team sticker isn't in the PSA Master Set checklist … but maybe it should be? It would be one dumb looking slab without the other half, but since the other team photos are included I reckon this should be as well. Who will be the first to grade one and add the slot? For Steve Carlton master set collectors, you have to slab both stickers to get each half of his head 😂

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Snarky Says

Somewhere a registry collector just read this and sighed heavily.

1981 TOPPS SUPER HOME TEAM MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: NNO

Owned ✅

1981 TOPPS SUPER NATIONAL MIKE SCHMIDT 5x7 PHOTOS

Card #: NNO

Owned ✅, PSA Grade: 8

1981 TOPPS TEAM CHECKLIST SHEET-HAND CUT PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

Card #: 682

Owned ✅

Snarky Says

This card answers a question nobody asked: What if a Mike Schmidt card contained almost no Mike Schmidt?

1982 ALL-STAR GAME PROGRAM INSERTS MIKE SCHMIDT HAND CUT

Card #: NNO

Owned ✅, PSA Grade: 8

When is a card not a card? When it's a piece of paper from a magazine. Even slabbed, these program “inserts” look like trash to me.

Snarky Says

This collectible began life as reading material and somehow ended up in a plastic tomb. Slabbing trash is still technically slabbing.

1982 DONRUSS MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: 294

Owned ✅, PSA Grade: 6

1982 DONRUSS PHILLIES FINEST ROSE/SCHMIDT

Card #: 585

Owned ✅

1982 DRAKES MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: 29

Owned ✅

1982 FLEER MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: 258

Owned ✅, PSA Grade: 7

1982 FLEER MIKE SCHMIDT #637

Card #: 637

Owned ✅

1982 FLEER PHILLIES FINEST SCHMIDT/CARLTON/SMITH

Card #: 641

Owned ✅

1982 FLEER STAMPS MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: 53

Owned ✅

1982 K-MART MIKE SCHMIDT

Card #: 39

Owned ✅, PSA Grade: 8

1982 K-MART MIKE SCHMIDT - CARD #39 PROGRESSIVE PROOF 01 (CYAN)

Card #: NNO

Owned ✅

As much as I hate the ‘82 K-mart cards, I love this progressive proof set. The guy who sold these to me said his dad was a huge Schmidt collector and all the dealers knew him. These weren’t sold to him at some Topps Vault auction years later — they were pulled directly out of the factory by an employee. Of course, that means they can’t be authenticated, but I’ll buy the story judging by the other super rare items he had.

Snarky Says

"I hate this card" is a bold opening statement from someone who bought a dozen copies of it.