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Wonderful Terrific Monds III Baseball Card Super Collection

UPDATED 12/09/2020: Still on the lookout! Scroll down for the cards I still need. I’m down to only TWO!! These are surprisingly difficult to find, but I’m convinced there’s plenty of them floating around in junk commons boxes. Just no one is pulling them out and posting them online! HELP a brother out! Check your junk commons!

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This is my official announcement to the baseball card collecting world that I, Brian Dodson, otherwise known as @bsportscards, am pursuing the worlds only (as far as I know) super collection of Wonderful Terrific Monds III.

Wonderful Monds is the son of former NFL linebacker for the 49ers, Wonder Monds and brother of former NFL player Mario Monds. Wonderful was picked in the 50th round of the 1993 amateur draft by the Atlanta Braves. He spent 5 years in the Braves farm system before moving to my Colorado Rockies system in 1998, then onto Cincinnati Reds affiliate in 1999 before he hung up the cleats in 2000.

There is no good reason for this collection other than the obvious: his name. His name is, well, Wonderful. I’ve always loved the idea of a goofy, cheap PC, just for the heck of it. I found my guy.

I’ll post progress and a full checklist as I go. So far, I believe there to be 25 total cards in existence. There may be more – especially non-licensed minor league issues and so forth. Let me know if you find any! Spread the word. I want to be the Tanner Jones of Wonderful Monds. Let’s make it so.

IN SEARCH OF ONLY TWO CARDS…

These are the white whales of my collection. To date, I have seen a Golden Prospects Gold Medallion only once, and I have NEVER seen the SP promo. But I know they are out there – probably buried in commons and junk era boxes. Help!!

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The Cards I Own

Update: So far I have 20/25 total cards of Wonderful Terrific Monds III.

  • 1994 Classic Best Macon Braves #15
  • 1994 Fleer ProCards Macon Braves #2219
  • 1995 Durham Bulls Team Issue #22 (incoming)
  • 1995 Fleer Excel #155
  • 1995 Upper Deck Minors #47
  • 1995 Upper Deck Minors Future Stock #47
  • 1995 Upper Deck SP Top Prospects #13
  • 1995 Upper Deck SP Top Prospects AUTOGRAPH #18
    (These are very hard to come by – I have 2 currently, but would love more! At this point, I believe these may be more rare than the Platinum Medallions below)
  • 1996 Flair Silver #208
  • 1996 Flair Gold #208
  • 1996 Flair Wave of the Future #17
  • 1996 Fleer Ultra #443
  • 1996 Fleer Ultra Gold Medallion #443
  • 1996 Fleer Ultra Golden Prospects #14
  • 1996 Fleer Update #105
  • 1996 Fleer Update Tiffany #105
  • 1996 Fleer Update New Horizons #18
  • 1997 Grandstand Greenville Braves #26 (incoming)
  • 1997 Fleer Ultra #159
  • 1997 Fleer Ultra Gold Medallion #159
  • 1997 Fleer Ultra Platinum Medallion #P159 (#/200)
    (I have FIVE of these…and always looking for more!)
  • 1998 Multi-Ad/Maritime Aquariam New Haven Ravens #19
  • 1999 Grandstand Chattanooga Lookouts #17 (incoming)

 

Wonderful Monds 1995 SP Top Prospects Autograph
Wonderful Monds 1995 SP Top Prospects Autograph
1996 Fleer Ultra - Golden Prospects - Gold Medallion Edition #14 - Wonderful Monds - Courtesy of COMC.com
1996 Fleer Ultra – Golden Prospects – Gold Medallion Edition #14 – Wonderful Monds

8 thoughts on “Wonderful Terrific Monds III Baseball Card Super Collection

    1. I seen the Jose Uribe wen I was opening 2 boxes of 90 fleer with my son to start him with a collection of cards I googled what cards are worth most out of this set I came across the Jose Uribe and seen that I had it I did a lot of checking through different sites and I found it from a buck all the way to 525000 so instantly I seen it was not what it seemed so always good to do the homework on sports cards I told my son and we did get quite a few of Frank Thomas rookies and more like Ken griffy s and so on so good to see that I was correct by reading ur blog

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