Favorite box?

[centrehice]

The masks were stellar, and the Serial Numbers stingy and hard to find.

I still have a Cujo and a Brodeur Mask, sold the Roy about 5 months ago. The Masks were so under appreciated by Beckett that they hardly gave them any status. Most sell for double the Beckett price.

[RGM81]

UD Habs Centennial was the most fun I've ever had with a product.

[87sluggo]

Is this for this last year or for all time???

[Satan81]

Is this for this last year or for all time???

All time.

[87sluggo]

All time.

Oh. Well THAT'S very different................

99/00 UD Century Legends. It was full of all of the players I love, every card was a PC card, it got me back into collecting, and I got a Mike Bossy auto and a redemption for a Gold Larry Robinson auto. It was like $140 for the box, and that was A LOT of money for a guy who waited tables for a living.....I opened every pack soooo slowly and carefully & read all the backs of the cards, I savorrrrrrredddddddddd that box.....

[RGM81]

Also a ton of fun to break: 1997-98 Beehive.

[dmaksymyshyn]

I love enshrined. That and 11/12 BTP

[centrehice]

Ed:

Century Legends was a very unique product. I busted a box and at first did not understand the logic behind some of what I thought were common SP's. Then once I figured it out, I was off to the races.

The Autos were all prepared and on time and signed with recognition by the Hall of Famers in the box. That and 99-00 UD Retro had some of the most exact, well scripted autos of any issue to date. Both had decent surfaces with which to sign, and that makes a big difference.

Some of these cards nowadays is like trying to sign your name on Saran Wrap, especially those gawd-awful sticker signatures. Those are an abomination and to me...... worthless.

[87sluggo]

Ed:

Century Legends was a very unique product. I busted a box and at first did not understand the logic behind some of what I thought were common SP's. Then once I figured it out, I was off to the races.

The Autos were all prepared and on time and signed with recognition by the Hall of Famers in the box. That and 99-00 UD Retro had some of the most exact, well scripted autos of any issue to date. Both had decent surfaces with which to sign, and that makes a big difference.

Some of these cards nowadays is like trying to sign your name on Saran Wrap, especially those gawd-awful sticker signatures. Those are an abomination and to me...... worthless.

I hear ya, Tim...........from Orr to Howe to Richard to Beliveau to Cheevers to Park to the Espositos to.......SERGEI SAMSONOV??.........that is my favorite auto set of all time. It's too bad that over-production has destroyed the "value" of most of them, but as I'm going through my PC to sell it off that little one-inch binder is definitely a keeper :)

[kylemclaren7]

1999-00 Pacific Dynagon Ice is my favourite all-time product. I was lucky enough to get my hands on 5 unopened hobby boxes around a year and a half ago at a price that seemed like a huge steal (even with shipping from USA to Europe included).

36 packs per box, 5 cards per pack. The most gorgeous base cards ever and awesome Mask cards for my PC. I have never opened 180 packs in a short amount of time where the last pack literally was as entertaining and breathtaking as the first. You can't complain about an all-base pack when the base cards are THAT pretty.

In the last box I saved a thick pack for the end. The pull? A beautiful Martin Brodeur Mask card... and it was the Blue parallel numbered to just 67 copies (a very low print number for a 1999-00 product where most inserts were out of 2,000).

Just amazing. Best product ever IMO.

-Ethan

LOVE the product, just cause it was the first pack of cards I ever bought that was more than 4 bucks a pop haha