By Dan Gladstone aka gladdyontherise
The 2009 Sports Card National Show was only the second different card show I had ever been to before. However, it will most likely be forever my most memorable show of my life. It all started two months before the show even took place. Sports Card Forum had brought up this [...]
Archive for category Box Breaks
By Don White aka doniceage
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This product was just released on July 1st so I was more than happy to take a look at it. Upon looking at the box I see that the box stated nine hits per box, with the claim of “four autographs, one game used, and four parallels per box.” The checklist [...]
By Karine Hains, Editor-in-Chief
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The nearing end of the season means two things for hockey fans; the Cup will soon be awarded and it’s time for Upper Deck’s high-end offerings. First up, Ultimate Collection. Unlike last season when a box included 4 packs, now a box is a single pack of 4 cards. The reasoning seems [...]
By Karine Hains, Editor-in-Chief
For many hockey collectors, Upper Deck is the only way to go. Why? Simply because they have an exclusivity licence when it comes to producing cards depicting the NHL players, as a result other companies are unable to use the teams’ logos on their product. Whilst you may agree with most and [...]
By Karine Hains, Editor-In-Chief
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Another year, another release of the good old standard Upper Deck series 1. Year after year, this set is eagerly awaited by rookie collectors keen to put together a set of the year’s finest freshmen. In a world where collectors have fallen out of love with the base cards, Upper Deck carries [...]
Guest Article by gmoney168
Wal-Mart and Target are both great stores to pick up a few packs of sport cards or a blaster box quickly and conveniently, but they could be better. Just imagine walking into retail stores and finding some brand new hobby boxes, or at least, hobby packs. The main way most collectors currently [...]
