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History of the United States Upper Deck - 2004
Notes: The 300-card base set includes twelve individually-numbered subsets. Note that it is impossible to complete a base set from a single box, and you have to be lucky to do so from two boxes. There are a few mis-markings of the subsets on the cards, but the card numbers accurately place the cards in sequence. The box-topper coin cards are packaged in their own wrapper. hoffmaster007 reports (thanks!) that the original plan only went up to SQ22, but when the series was delayed, very limited numbers of quarters numbered 23-27 were inserted, and these cards are quite scarce. The Upper Deck website shows images of all 50 quarter-cards (up to SQ50), and thus I wonder if we'll see another "wave" of these cards. Thanks to Mike Kloc for the update!
Box: 18 packs of 10 cards.
Common sets (300): approx. 0.54 per box if collation were perfect.
No. Title Year(s)
Birth of a Nation
BN1 The Constitution of the United States 1787
BN2 Northwest Ordinance 1787
BN3 The Legislative, Executive and Judicial Branches 1787
BN4 John Hancock 1737-1793
BN5 Alexander Hamilton 1757-1804
BN6 James Madison 1754-1836
BN7 George Washington 1732-1799
BN8 John Adams 1735-1826
BN9 Bill of Rights 1791
BN10 Census Act 1790
BN11 The House of Representatives 1787
BN12 The Senate 1787
BN13 Alien & Sedition Acts 1798
BN14 John Jay 1745-1829
BN15 Federalist Papers 1787
Colonial Days
CD1 Williamsburg (Virginia) 1699
CD2 Plymouth (Massachusetts) 1620
CD3 Sir Walter Raleigh 1552-1618
CD4 William Penn 1644-1718
CD5 Jamestown (Virginia) 1607
CD6 St. Augustine (Florida) 1565
CD7 Anne Hutchinson 1591-1643
CD8 John Smith 1580-1631
CD9 Pocahontas 1595-1617
CD10 King Philip's War 1675-76
Early Americans
EA1 Hohokum 300 B.C.
EA2 Hopewellians 300 B.C.
EA3 Anasazi Indians 200 A.D.
EA4 Christopher Columbus 1451-1506
EA5 John Cabot 1450-1498
EA6 Iroquois Indians 1680
EA7 Cherokee Indians 1540
EA8 Clovis Culture 9000 B.C.
EA9 Folsom Culture 8000 B.C.
EA10 Bering Land Bridge (Beringia) 12000 B.C.
Explorers
EX1 Francisco Pizarro: Spanish Influence 1475-1541
EX2 John Colter: Into the Wilderness 1773-1813
EX3 Samuel de Champlain: Settler of Quebec 1567-1635
EX4 George Vancouver: Exploring the North 1757-1798
EX5 Ferdinand Magellan: Around the World 1480-1521
EX6 Sir Francis Drake: The Dragon 1545-1596
EX7 Amerigo Vespucci: It's All in a Name 1454-1512
EX8 Jacques Cartier: The French Connection 1491-1557
EX9 Leif Ericson: Eric the Red 980-1020
EX10 Giovanni da Verrazano: East Coast Connection 1485-1528
EX11 John Smith: English Influence 1580-1631
EX12 Sir John Franklin: Northern Exposure 1786-1847
EX13 Henry Hudson: Northwest Route 1565-1611
EX14 Juan Batista de Anza: North of the Border 1736-1788
EX15 Sir John Hawkins: The Slave Trade 1532-1595
EX16 Henry Kelsey: Let's Make a Deal 1667-1724
EX17 Juan Cabrillo: California Dreamin' 1498-1543
EX18 Steven Long: Manifest Destiny 1784-1864
EX19 Richard Byrd: Polar Pioneer 1888-1957
EX20 Jim Bridger: Follow Me 1804-1881
EX21 Robert Gray: Around the World 1755-1806
EX22 Father Jacques Marquette: Spreading the Word 1637-1675
EX23 Joe Walker: Into the Valley 1798-1876
EX24 Robert LaSalle: Completing the Mission 1643-1687
EX25 Father Junipero Serra: Man on a Mission 1713-1784
EX26 John Cabot: Northern Adventure 1450-1499
EX27 Sacajawea: Tremendous Trio 1788-1812
EX28 Admiral Robert E. Peary: Pole Position 1856-1920
EX29 Hernan Cortes: Aztec Conquistador 1485-1557
EX30 Juan Ponce de Leon: Youthful Voyage 1460-1521
EX31 Vitus J. Bering: Major Mission 1681-1741
EX32 Antoine de Cadillac: Detroit's Founder 1658-1730
EX33 James Cook: Pacific Islander 1728-1779
EX34 Lewis & Clark: The New Frontier 1774-1809, 1770-1838
EX35 Francisco Vasquez de Coronado: Golden Journey 1510-1554
EX36 John Fremont: Improving the West 1813-1890
EX37 Vasco Nunez de Balboa: The New Coast 1475-1519
EX38 Christopher Columbus: Coming to America 1451-1506
EX39 Jean Nicollet: Great Explorer 1598-1642
EX40 Louis Joliet: Discoverer of Mississippi River 1645-1700
EX41 Daniel Boone: Taming Kentucky 1734-1820
EX42 Jedediah Smith: Coast to Coast 1799-1831
EX43 Peter Minuit: Deal of a Lifetime 1580-1638
EX44 Alexander von Humboldt: Journey to the South 1769-1859
EX45 Hernando de Soto: Exploring the South 1496-1542
EX46 Kit Carson: Mountain Man 1809-1868
EX47 William Dampier: The New Continent 1651-1715
EX48 Christopher Newport: Next stop: Jamestown 1560-1617
EX49 Jean-Francois la Perouse: Alaska-bound 1741-1788
EX50 Lt. Zebulon Pike: The Highest Peak 1779-1813
Into the 20th Century
20th1 Spanish-American War 1898
20th2 President McKinley Assassinated 1901
20th3 Gold Standard Act 1900
20th4 Theodore Roosevelt 1858-1919
20th5 Henry Ford Introduces the Model T 1908
20th6 The Panama Canal 1914
20th7 Orville & Wilbur Wright 1871-1948, 1867-1912
20th8 Albert Einstein 1879-1955
20th9 Mark Twain 1835-1910
20th10 NAACP Founded 1909
20th11 Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" 1906
20th12 Philippine-American War 1899-1902
20th13 Booker T. Washington 1856-1915
20th14 Klondike Gold Rush 1898
20th15 Pullman Strike 1894
Into The West
IW1 Wyatt Earp 1848-1929
IW2 Crazy Horse 1849-1877
IW3 Sitting Bull 1831-1890
IW4 Geronimo 1829-1909
IW5 William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody 1846-1917
IW6 Frank and Jesse James 1843-1915, 1847-1882
IW7 Davy Crockett 1786-1836
IW8 Daniel Boone 1734-1820
IW9 Billy the Kid 1859-1881
IW10 General George Armstrong Custer 1839-1876
Inventors and Inventions
II1 Samuel F.B. Morse: Morse Code 1840
II2 Alexander Graham Bell: Telephone 1876
II3 Thomas A. Edison: Incandescent lamp 1879
II4 Thomas A. Edison: Phonograph 1877
II5 George Eastman and Thomas Edison: Motion picture 1893
II6 Cyrus McCormick: Reaper 1831
II7 George Washington Carver: Uses for the peanut, sweet potato and soybean 1897
II8 Albert Einstein: Theory of relativity 1905
II9 Eli Whitney: Cotton Gin 1793
II10 Orville and Wilbur Wright: First Powered Flight 1903
II11 Glenn Curtiss: Flying boats 1908
II12 John Pemberton: Coca-Cola 1886
II13 RCA: Compact disk 1972
II14 Steve Wozniak: Personal Computer 1976
II15 Dr. Robert Jarvik: Permanent artificial heart implanted in a human 1982
II16 Benjamin Franklin: Conservation of electric charge 1752
II17 Benjamin Franklin: Bifocal lens 1760
II18 John F. Enders and Thomas Peebles: Measles vaccine 1953
II19 Edwin Armstrong: FM radio 1933
II20 Henry Ford: Moving assembly line 1913
II21 Lewis E. Waterman: Fountain pen 1884
II22 Jonas E. Salk: Polio vaccine 1952
II23 Willard F. Libby: Radiocarbon dating 1947
II24 King Gillette: Successfully marketed safety razor 1901
II25 Jacob Perkins: Refrigerator 1834
II26 Samuel Colt: Revolver 1835
II27 Charles F. Richter: Richter scale 1935
II28 Robert Goddard: Liquid-fueled rocket 1926
II29 Charles Goodyear: Rubber 1839
II30 Elias Howe: Sewing machine 1846
II31 John Ericsson: Solar energy 1860s
II32 Robert Fulton: First commercially successful steampship 1807
II33 Vladimir Zworykin: Television 1923, 1929
II34 Christopher Sholes and Carlos Glidden: Typewriter 1867
II35 Chester Carlson: Xeography/Photocopier 1937
II36 David Bushnell: Submarine 1775
II37 John Fitch: Steamboat 1787
II38 Richard Gatling: Gatling gun 1862
II39 Jacob Fussell: Ice cream 1851
II40 Elisha Graves Otis: Lift/Elevator 1853
II41 Thomas Adams: Chewing gum 1870
II42 Levi Strauss: Blue jeans 1873
II43 Les Paul: Electric guitar 1952
II44 Frank Zamboni: Zamboni 1949
II45 Edwin Land: Polaroid 1947
II46 Peter Carl Goldmark: Color television 1950
II47 Richard James: Slinky 1945
II48 Nolan Bushnell: Video games 1971
II49 Clarence Birdseye: Frozen food 1923
II50 Garrett Morgan: Gas mask & traffic signal 1914, 1923
The Presidents
TP1 George Washington 1789-1797
TP2 John Adams 1797-1801
TP3 Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809
TP4 James Madison 1809-1817
TP5 James Monroe 1817-1825
TP6 John Quincy Adams 1825-1829
TP7 Andrew Jackson 1829-1837
TP8 Martin van Buren 1837-1841
TP9 William Henry Harrison 1841
TP10 John Tyler 1841-1845
TP11 James K. Polk 1845-1849
TP12 Zachary Taylor 1849-1850
TP13 Millard Fillmore 1850-1853
TP14 Franklin Pierce 1853-1857
TP15 James Buchanan 1857-1861
TP16 Abraham Lincoln 1861-1865
TP17 Andrew Johnson 1865-1869
TP18 Ulysses S. Grant 1869-1877
TP19 Rutherford B. Hayes 1877-1881
TP20 James A. Garfield 1881
TP21 Chester A. Arthur 1881-1885
TP22 Grover Cleveland 1885-1889
TP23 Bejamin Harrison 1889-1893
TP24 Grover Cleveland 1893-1897
TP25 William McKinley 1897-1901
TP26 Theodore Roosevelt 1901-1909
TP27 William H. Taft 1909-1913
TP28 Woodrow Wilson 1913-1921
TP29 Warren G. Harding 1921-1923
TP30 Calvin Coolidge 1923-1929
TP31 Herbert C. Hoover 1929-1933
TP32 Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933-1945
TP33 Harry S. Truman 1945-1953
TP34 Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953-1961
TP35 John F. Kennedy 1961-1963
TP36 Lyndon B. Johnson 1963-1969
TP37 Richard M. Nixon 1969-1974
TP38 Gerald Ford 1974-1977
TP39 Jimmy Carter 1977-1981
TP40 Ronald Reagan 1981-1989
TP41 George Bush 1989-1993
TP42 Bill Clinton 1993-2001
TP43 George W. Bush 2001
TP44 The White House 1800
TP45 The Oval Office 1902
TP46 The West Wing 1902
TP47 The Seal of the President of the United States 1945
TP48 Air Force One 1944
TP49 Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces 1787
TP50 State of the Union Address 1790
Reconstruction & Reform
RR1 14th Amendment (citizenship) 1868
RR2 Reconstruction Act 1867
RR3 15th Amendement 1868
RR4 Military Reconstruction Act 1867
RR5 Enforcement Act 1870
RR6 Amnesty Act 1872
RR7 Jim Crow Laws 1890
RR8 Sherman Antitrust Act 1890
RR9 Civil Rights Act of 1875 1875
RR10 Compromise of 1877 1877
The Revolution
TR1 Patrick Henry 1736-1799
TR2 Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790
TR3 John Adams 1735-1826
TR4 Boston Tea Party 1773
TR5 Samuel Adams 1722-1803
TR6 Paul Revere 1735-1818
TR7 First Shots of War - Lexington and Concord 1775
TR8 Battle of Bunker Hill 1775
TR9 General George Washington 1732-1799
TR10 Signing of the Declaration of Independence 1776
TR11 Thomas Jefferson 1743-1826
TR12 General Horatio Gates' Victory at Saratoga 1777
TR13 The Winter at Valley Forge 1777
TR14 Cornwallis Surrenders at Yorktown 1781
TR15 The Treaty of Paris 1783
The States and Capitals
SC1 Delaware 1787
SC2 Pennsylvania 1787
SC3 New Jersey 1787
SC4 Georgia 1788
SC5 Connecticut 1788
SC6 Massachusetts 1788
SC7 Maryland 1788
SC8 South Carolina 1788
SC9 New Hampshire 1788
SC10 Virginia 1788
SC11 New York 1788
SC12 North Carolina 1789
SC13 Rhode Island 1790
SC14 Vermont 1791
SC15 Kentucky 1792
SC16 Tennessee 1796
SC17 Ohio 1803
SC18 Louisiana 1812
SC19 Indiana 1816
SC20 Mississippi 1817
SC21 Illinois 1818
SC22 Alabama 1819
SC23 Maine 1820
SC24 Missouri 1821
SC25 Arkansas 1836
SC26 Michigan 1837
SC27 Florida 1845
SC28 Texas 1845
SC29 Iowa 1846
SC30 Wisconsin 1848
SC31 California 1850
SC32 Minnesota 1858
SC33 Oregon 1859
SC34 Kansas 1861
SC35 West Virginia 1863
SC36 Nevada 1864
SC37 Nebraska 1867
SC38 Colorado 1876
SC39 South Dakota 1889
SC40 North Dakota 1889
SC41 Montana 1889
SC42 Washington 1889
SC43 Idaho 1890
SC44 Wyoming 1890
SC45 Utah 1896
SC46 Oklahoma 1907
SC47 New Mexico 1912
SC48 Arizona 1912
SC49 Alaska 1959
SC50 Hawaii 1959
The War Between the States
WS1 President Abraham Lincoln: The Guardian of the Union 1809-1865
WS2 Jefferson Davis: President of the Confederate States of America 1808-1889
WS3 General Ulysses S. Grant: Commander of the Union Army 1822-1885
WS4 General Robert E. Lee: "We Trust in Gods and Generals" 1807-1870
WS5 General William T. Sherman: The Destruction of Atlanta 1820-1891
WS6 General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson: Legendary Confederate General 1824-1863
WS7 General George B. McClellan: "The Little Corporal of Unsought Fields" 1826-1885
WS8 General P.G.T. Beauregard: "The Little Creole" 1818-1893
WS9 Confederates Attack Fort Sumter: The Civil War Begins 1861
WS10 Confederates Repel Union at Bull Run: "Give the Public What They Want..." 1861
WS11 Grant Victory at Fort Donelson: Commander of the Union Forces 1862
WS12 Battle of Shiloh: In the Church's Shadow 1862
WS13 Battle of Gettysburg: The Great Battle 1863
WS14 The Atlanta Campaign: "The Red Clay Minuet" 1864
WS15 Lee Surrenders: A Civil Ending to War 1865
CHASE CARDS
Documents, Monuments and Places (1:3 packs)
DMP1 Declaration of Independence
DMP2 The Articles of Confederation
DMP3 The U.S. Constitution
DMP4 Constitutional Amendments
DMP5 The Bill of Rights
DMP6 The White House
DMP7 U.S. Capitol Building
DMP8 The Supreme Court
DMP9 The Washington Monument
DMP10 The Lincoln Memorial
DMP11 The Thomas Jefferson Memorial
DMP12 Yosemite National Park
DMP13 Vietnam Veterans Memorial
DMP14 Korean War Veterans Memorial
DMP15 Mount Rushmore
The Greatest Moments in American History (1:4 packs)
GM1 The Boston Tea Party
GM2 Signing of the Declaration of Independence
GM3 The Battle of Saratoga
GM4 British Surrender at Yorktown
GM5 Ratification of the Articles of Confederation
GM6 Signing of the U.S. Constitution
GM7 Washington Takes Office
GM8 The Louisiana Purchase
GM9 Macdonough's Victory in the War of 1812
GM10 Major Armistead's Holding of Fort McHenry
GM11 Singing of the Treaty of Ghent
GM12 Jackson's Victory at New Orleans
GM13 Monroe Doctrine Established
GM14 The Battle of the Alamo
GM15 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
GM16 The Emancipation Proclomation
GM17 The Gettysburg Address
GM18 Lee Surrenders at Appomattox
GM19 Graham Bell Tests the First Telephone
GM20 Edison Invents the Light Bulb
GM21 The Statue of Liberty
GM22 Wright Brothers' First Airplane Flight
GM23 Einstein Introduces Theory of RelativitUS History
GM24 Germany Surrenders to End WWI
GM25 D-Day - Allies Land in Normandy
Famous Americans (1:5 packs)
FA1 Neil Armstrong
FA2 Ernest Hemingway
FA3 Jesse Owens
FA4 John Philip Sousa
FA5 Charles Lindbergh
FA6 General Douglas MacArthur
FA7 John Steinbeck
FA8 Mark Twain
FA9 Norman Rockwell
FA10 Clara Barton
The Making Of America (1:6 packs)
MA1 George Washington
MA2 Benjamin Franklin
MA3 Thomas Jefferson
MA4 Samuel Adams
MA5 Abraham Lincoln
MA6 Francis Scott Key
MA7 Betsy Ross
MA8 Thomas Edison
MA9 Booker T. Washington
MA10 Clara Barton
MA11 Henry Ford
MA12 William Randolph Hearst
MA13 Andrew Carnegie
MA14 John D. Rockefeller
MA15 Cornelius Vanderbilt
U.S. State Quarters Cards (1 per box)
SQ1 Delaware 1787
SQ2 Pennsylvania 1787
SQ3 New Jersey 1787
SQ4 Georgia 1788
SQ5 Connecticut 1788
SQ6 Massachusetts 1788
SQ7 Maryland 1788
SQ8 South Carolina 1788
SQ9 New Hampshire 1788
SQ10 Virginia 1788
SQ11 New York 1788
SQ12 North Carolina 1789
SQ13 Rhode Island 1790
SQ14 Vermont 1791
SQ15 Kentucky 1792
SQ16 Tennessee 1796
SQ17 Ohio 1803
SQ18 Louisiana 1812
SQ19 Indiana 1816
SQ20 Mississippi 1817
SQ21 Illinois 1818
SQ22 Alabama 1819
Reportedly issued in smaller quantities
SQ23 Maine 1820
SQ24 Missouri 1821
SQ25 Arkansas 1836
SQ26 Michigan 1837
SQ27 Florida 1845
Reportedly not issued at time of series release
SQ28 Texas 1845
SQ29 Iowa 1846
SQ30 Wisconsin 1848
SQ31 California 1850
SQ32 Minnesota 1858
SQ33 Oregon 1859
SQ34 Kansas 1861
SQ35 West Virginia 1863
SQ36 Nevada 1864
SQ37 Nebraska 1867
SQ38 Colorado 1876
SQ39 South Dakota 1889
SQ40 North Dakota 1889
SQ41 Montana 1889
SQ42 Washington 1889
SQ43 Idaho 1890
SQ44 Wyoming 1890
SQ45 Utah 1896
SQ46 Oklahoma 1907
SQ47 New Mexico 1912
SQ48 Arizona 1912
SQ49 Alaska 1959
SQ50 Hawaii 1959
Etched in History Cut Signatures (1 of each made)
1 of 1 Benjamin Franklin
1 of 1 Admiral Chester A. Nimitz
1 of 1 Elliott Ness
1 of 1 Eleanor Roosevelt
1 of 1 Frederick Douglass
1 of 1 General George C. Marshall
1 of 1 General George S. Patton
1 of 1 Hellen Keller
1 of 1 Jefferson Davis
1 of 1 John Hancock
1 of 1 General John Pershing
1 of 1 Norman Rockwell
1 of 1 Orville Wright
1 of 1 Robert F. Kennedy
1 of 1 General Robert E. Lee
1 of 1 Admiral Robert E. Peary
1 of 1 Samuel Adams
1 of 1 Samuel Clemens
1 of 1 Thomas Edison
1 of 1 General William T. Sherman
Presidential Cuts (1 of each made)
1 of 1 Abraham Lincoln
1 of 1 Dwight Eisenhower
1 of 1 George Washington
1 of 1 Harry S. Truman
1 of 1 John Adams
1 of 1 Thomas Jefferson
1 of 1 William H. Taft
1 of 1 Woodrow Wilson
1 of 1 Harry S. Truman
1 of 1 Woodrow Wilson
PROMO CARD
-- D-Day - Allies Land in Normandy ("sample")
93 George Washington ("Sample")
129 Wyatt Earp ("Sample")
151 Ulysses S. Grant ("Sample")
166 Allies Invade Normandy -- D-Day ("Sample")
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