Some of these men played hundreds of games. Others played three, decades ago, and no trading card of them was ever printed — for those, a signed index card or a program would be the first known example anywhere. If you own something signed, or you knew the player or their family, I'd genuinely like to hear from you. I cover postage worldwide and answer every message.
Four games for Utah in 2011-12 during a career spent mostly in the D-League and Europe. Nothing signed has surfaced.
Seventy-two games for Utah, one of the most talked-about picks of the 2025 draft. Cards are plentiful but command very strong prices.
Two NBA games for the Jazz in 2014-15. No trading card of him exists in any product.
Six games for the inaugural New Orleans Jazz before being waived in November 1974. No trading card of him was ever printed — only a single photograph is known. He died in September 2025, closing the set of anything he signed.
Sixteen games for the Jazz in 1989-90. A CBA card is in the archive unsigned and nothing else of him exists.
Forty-nine games for the Jazz in 1981-82. Signed items appear perhaps once a year.
Four games in a Jazz uniform. Nothing signed and no card has ever surfaced.
Sixteen games for the Jazz before a career in Japan. Only unsigned cards are known.
Fifty-one games for Utah and the father of Jae Crowder, who also played here. Only one card exists, an unsigned Italian-league draft issue.
Thirteen NBA seasons and four games for Utah in his last one, at 34. He died in 2012, but the long career means signed cards exist in quantity — this position should not stay open.
Seven NBA games, all in a Jazz uniform. Nothing signed by him has ever surfaced and no card was produced. A genuine blank in the franchise record.
Eighty-two games for the Jazz between his championship years in Los Angeles, and later president of the players' union. Signed Jazz cards exist in numbers.
Five games for Utah. Nothing signed exists in any known form.
Fifty games for the Jazz late in his career. He died in 2011. A Jazz card exists unsigned, certified signatures are scarce.
A single NBA game for the Jazz. No cards have been produced.
Fifty-nine games for the Jazz in 1978-79. Only photographs are known to exist, no trading card. He has since died, which closes the set permanently.
Thirty-eight games for the Jazz after years in the minor leagues. Many cards exist and not one is signed.
Thirty-six games for the Jazz. Only unsigned cards exist.
Twenty games in 2013-14. Only one card of him is known, a college issue, and it is unsigned.
Fourteen games for Utah. Cards are beginning to appear.
Eleven games for the Jazz. Only unsigned promotional cards from his Denver years are known to exist.
Three games for Utah. A Defensive Player of the Year elsewhere, with cards widely available.
Fourteen games for the Jazz across a career built in the D-League. Nothing signed is known.
Eighty-two games for the Jazz. No Jazz cards were produced.
Forty-eight games for Utah in 1989-90. A Jazz card is on the shelf unsigned, no signed example has been published.
Six games for Utah before a long career overseas. Only unsigned CBA cards are known.
Four games for the Jazz. The only card known is unsigned and was issued in Japan.
Fifty-five games for the Jazz. Cards exist in quantity but none signed and none showing the Jazz.
Twenty-six games for the Jazz. Only sticker autographs showing other teams are known.
Thirty-three games for Utah and a rare three-sport athlete at Wake Forest. Only unsigned cards are known.
Fifteen games in the franchise's first season. Almost nothing exists — the only known item carrying his photograph is a playing card. A signed example would be the first.
Thirty-seven games for Utah, a five-time All-Star and NBA champion in Cleveland. Signed cards are plentiful but expensive.
Pistol Pete — the franchise's first star and the reason the Jazz existed in New Orleans at all. Hall of Fame signatures exist but command extraordinary sums, and he died in 1988. Securing an authentic one is the single hardest financial hurdle in this project.
Fifteen games for the Jazz. Only unsigned cards exist so far, with new products still to come.
Four games in a Jazz uniform. Nothing signed is known.
Three NBA games, all for the Jazz. No trading card of any kind was ever produced, and he has since died. An index card, program or team photo would be the first known signed example.
Fifteen games for Utah. Only unsigned photographs are known.
Eleven games for the Jazz in 1990-91. Exactly one card of him exists, a CBA issue, and it is unsigned.
Twenty-six games for the Jazz before a long coaching career. Few cards exist and none signed.
Eight games on short-term contracts. A SkyBox rookie card is in the archive unsigned — a signed one would be the first I have seen.
Forty-one games for the Jazz, a Bosnian centre with a long NBA career. Cards exist showing other teams.
Two games for Utah. Nothing signed has appeared.
Two seasons off the Utah bench as a stretch big before the 2024 trade to Toronto. Certified autographs of him exist in quantity — this is a position that should close quickly.
Twenty-one games in 1990-91. No trading card of any kind exists, the only known image is one Jazz photograph.
Three games for Utah. The few cards that exist are unsigned.
One hundred and sixty-three games across two Jazz spells. Jazz cards exist in quantity but almost none carry a signature.
A seven-footer out of UNLV. A TCMA CBA card is in the archive unsigned, and no signed example has ever appeared.
Sixty-two NBA games across the franchise's move west. A TCMA CBA card is on the shelf unsigned, and no certified autograph card of him has ever been made.
One NBA game — for the Jazz in 1988-89. A single unsigned card exists and nothing else.
Forty-four games for the Jazz in 1982-83 and no signed item of any kind on record.
Six games for the Jazz. An on-card signed example with game-worn material is known to exist.