The North Carolina Tar Heels have 13 checklist appearances in 2016 Black Gold Collegiate Football across 2 players. Harrison Barnes leads the team with 10 cards, followed by Brice Johnson with 3. The Heels checklist includes 1 rookie and cards from 13 distinct card sets.
The complete 2016 Black Gold Collegiate checklist with team-by-team card, auto, and SSP breakdowns. Use the filters and sort controls to quickly identify teams with the most hit value for your break budget.
The 2016 Black Gold Collegiate North Carolina Tar Heels checklist tracked on Savvy Collecting spans 13 cards, 2 players, and 3 rookie cards. Below you'll find every North Carolina Tar Heels player, their rookie cards, autographs, and short prints (SSPs) — plus the complete card-by-card checklist for the team.
The most-collected North Carolina Tar Heels players in this product are Harrison Barnes and Brice Johnson. Open any player to see their full card list, or use the player comparison tool to weigh two North Carolina Tar Heels players side by side.
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The full card-by-card North Carolina Tar Heels checklist for 2016 Black Gold Collegiate is listed above — every player, set, parallel, and short print. Switch to All Cards for a flat, filterable list.
View North Carolina Tar Heels checklist ↑ Compare North Carolina Tar Heels players →Savvy Collecting tracks 13 North Carolina Tar Heels cards across 2 players in the 2016 Black Gold Collegiate checklist, including base cards, inserts, parallels, short prints, and autographs.
There are 3 North Carolina Tar Heels rookie cards in the 2016 Black Gold Collegiate checklist tracked here, highlighted in purple.
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