TwinsCards.com boasts the most extensive on-line collection of Minnesota Twins Baseball Cards found anywhere on the web. With over 11,000 cards from 1,400+ different Twins sets (and growing everyday), our card section features easy to read, large card images with both the fronts and backs of the cards visable, as well as, printable checklists for each set. |
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We have two separate autograph collections loaded. Together, these collections contain more than 18,000 examples of player signatures Unlike the rest of TwinsCards.com, you will see cards here depicting players not in a Twins uniform; however, all autographs are of players who at one time in their career played for or were associated with the Minnesota Twins organization. |
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Our Photos section features an extensive collection of team issued Black & White 4" x 5" photos, color 8' x 10" photos and a large collection of team issued Post Cards. Here you will find more than 3,000 Photos and Postcards of players past and present. Intrestingly, you will find some photos of players in a Twins uniform who never actually played for the Twins. Enjoy! |
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We are in the process of loading every Twins Yearbook, Media Guide and Program variation from the last 47 years. Also included in this section are a collection of Books, Magazines and Miscellaneous publications that cover the rich tradition of the Minnesota Twins. This includes publications written about or written by former and current Minnesota Twins. |
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Here you will find all types of Twins collectibles organized into
several different categories. This will be an ever expanding section as
we continue to unearth different types of Twins memorabilia. One thing
you WILL NOT find here is item values. We have no interest in what
things are worth. These images are presented for your
reference /entertainment only.
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Coming Soon! Our latest and greatest project is to document every single day in Minnesota Twins history. Except for game-by-game results, we'll document every trade, signing and waiver move in the Twins history. In addition, we'll document any and all significant events in the team's history and include birthdays and deaths of every player in Twins history.
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TwinsCards.com is very proud to introduce our Twins' Rosters section. This isn't your normal laundry list of who played for the Twins and when...this is a year-by-year graphical representation of every player who has ever played for the Twins, players who have appeared on the 40-man rosters, as well as select minor leaguers and team personnel. Each year will be displayed similarly to our Dream Team feature and includes an incredible 11,000+ autograpahed cards. |
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It is now easier than ever to find all site-related pages for your favorite Twins player. Visit our new and improved Career Player pages that will enable you to navigate between all cards, autographed cards, photos, postcards and publications that feature a specific Twin player. Each page will include a short career stat line and year by year statistics for each year the player was a Twin.
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 This forum is for the general discussion of the Minnesota Twins and memorabilia relating to the Twins and their players. Feel free to discuss Baseball Cards, Autographs, Photos, Postcards, Bobbleheads, Publications, Game-Used Equipment, and other Miscellaneous Twins memorabilia as well as topics relating to current Minnesota Twins news.
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Visit our Minnesota Twins Career Player Statistics page to see the career statistics for every player to ever appear in a Minnesota Twins uniform. The statistics you'll find here will only include those numbers compiled while playing with the Twins. Our statistics start in the year 1961 when the Twins franchise moved from Washington to Minnesota. |
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 Every kid who grew up a Twins' fan can remember a time when he sorted his baseball cards into his own Twin's All-Star team. We all dreamed of having Kirby, Carew and Killebrew taking the field behind Johan, Bert or Kaat. Now's your chance to field your own dream team.
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During the infancy of TwinsCards.com, Twin's Blogger, Twins Geek, contacted me about providing Game Day magazine with images from the site and doing a monthly theme. I gladly accepted and hopefully you'll see a Twin's Baseball Card Hall of Fame in each issue. To view the past issues, please follow the link. |
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Welcome to the portion of the site where you, the user, can contribute to the already huge database of cards and other memorabilia here at TwinsCards.com. Here is your chance to upload cards directly to the site and add to our ever increasing database of Minnesota Twins items. The steps are simple and the rules are few, so dive right in and start uploading your cards. |
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 Listed within are the current holes in the TwinsCards.com collection. With thousands of unaccounted for Twins cards, there is plenty of opportunities for you to help us out. As new sets are loaded, more fillers will be needed and occassionally we will ask for specific cards and/or sets. Site users have now contributed over 1000 images! Thanks! |
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TwinsCards.com is proud to present these quality sites as prime examples of the Minnesota Twins community. From bloggers to stats, from autographs to card collecting forums, TwinsCards.com offers the largest set of Minnesota Twins related links on the web. Enjoy! |
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Welcome to our hands-free Minnesota Twins slideshow. Join in the fun as you determine what you want to look at. Want to see all the Kirby Puckett cards in the database? Sit back and watch the cards display on screen one after another. Want to see the entire 1965 Topps set? Enjoy the show! |
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TwinsCards.com Wants You!
Are you a sports memorabilia collector? Are you a baseball memorabilia collector? Are you a Minnesota Twins memorabilia collector? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we want you on our team.  What started as one man's dream has now turned into quite an ambitous project to catalog as much Minnesota Twins memorabilia as we can. We know this is a daunting task but one that we are certain we can tackle with the right people on our team. TwinsCards.com is united in its mission to create the ultimate fan and collector site. The current five person staff donate both their time and their collections so we can give fans and collectors alike the best website possible.
So where do you fit in? The simple answer is wherever you want. Do you have a speacialty area that you're very proud of? Currently, we have concentrated our efforts in four areas: Cards, Autographs, Photos and Publications. This in no way means that we have those categories finished off. Even though we have members with massive collections, we are always looking for people to help us fill the holes.
The Baseball Card section can always use more people. This website has taken on a life of it's own and as the owner of the site, I find myself spending more time with site management and improvements. This means that I often don't have time to scan in all the Fleer, Donruss, Upper Deck and Miscellaneous sets that I still have left to upload. Additionally, there are hundreds of other sets that I don't even have examples of. One project that would take on a life of its own is cataloging all the Twins' Minor League sets. I can definitely see that becoming its own entire section.
Our autograph section will be pretty large, but there is always room for more. In fact, if anyone is interested, we may be able to add individual collections to the site so you'd always have a home to display your cards.
Our Publications section will soon contain all Yearbooks, Media Guides and Program variations, but there are still plenty of national and regional issue magazines and lots more books that we can catalog.
I'll refrain from commenting on the Photos section until it's finished, but I'm sure there will be plenty of opportunity to contribute to this section when it is ready to publish.
With only four categories covered, there are hundreds of other areas we can concentrate on. Just to list a few; pocket schedules, pennants, game used equipment, bobble-head dolls, calendars, pins, scorecards, Starting Lineup figures, and tickets/ticket stubs. Of course, there is also the ever popular, miscellaneous memorablia that alone can contain thousands of different collectibles.
So, if you think you might be interested in becoming part of the team then there are only a few more things to consider. TwinsCards.com will never engage in the sale of any items. Individual collectors can sell whatever they want on their own time, but this website will never be used to sell any of the memorabilia listed on this site. Secondly, I can't pay anyone to contribute parts of their collections here. If you want to be part of our team, then you do it because you absolutely desire to share your collection with the rest of the world...free of charge. If you can live with those simple guidelines, then we'd be happy to have you aboard. Click on the Contact link if you think you might be what we're looking for. I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
- Blake Meyer, Owner, TwinsCards.com
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