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    Seems like 13-14 were produced even more, BUT that probably is also because with the huge rookie class so many people broke cases that normally wouldnt

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    i'd guess there are about 3600 of each YG out of hobby boxes. i get this number from 1 HG per case or 12 boxes. 250x10 HG cards = 2500 total HG cards. 2500 HG cards x 12 = 30000 total hobby boxes. 30000 boxes x 6 (YG/box) / 50 different YG cards = 3600 of each YG card in hobby boxes. probably about as many in retail so maybe about 7200 total YGs per player?

    agree with this line of thinking

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    i'd guess there are about 3600 of each YG out of hobby boxes. i get this number from 1 HG per case or 12 boxes. 250x10 HG cards = 2500 total HG cards. 2500 HG cards x 12 = 30000 total hobby boxes. 30000 boxes x 6 (YG/box) / 50 different YG cards = 3600 of each YG card in hobby boxes. probably about as many in retail so maybe about 7200 total YGs per player?


    HG's aren't case hits though unfortunately. I was a part of 4 Series 1 Case breaks when it came out and there were ZERO HG's and only one Patch. HG's are tougher than case hits.

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    I'm still sticking with 100k...everyone send me your Mackinnon's and I will add them all up...;p

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    Talking speficially about 05/06, wasn't UD Series 1 (which included the Crosby YG) printed less than Series 2 (which included Ovechkin, among others)?

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    according to the sale sheet, there are 6 exclusives per case or one exclusive per 2 boxes.
    250x100 exclusives = 25000 exclusive cards x2= 50,000 boxes. This makes 6000 YGs in hobby boxes with the revised numbers. maybe 12,000 YGs including the retail if equal.

    i'd guess there are about 3600 of each YG out of hobby boxes. i get this number from 1 HG per case or 12 boxes. 250x10 HG cards = 2500 total HG cards. 2500 HG cards x 12 = 30000 total hobby boxes. 30000 boxes x 6 (YG/box) / 50 different YG cards = 3600 of each YG card in hobby boxes. probably about as many in retail so maybe about 7200 total YGs per player?


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    according to the sale sheet, there are 6 exclusives per case or one exclusive per 2 boxes.
    250x100 exclusives = 25000 exclusive cards x2= 50,000 boxes. This makes 6000 YGs in hobby boxes with the revised numbers. maybe 12,000 YGs including the retail if equal.

    You can probably push the retail-included total to 15,000.

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