Question about hockey cards

[comfortably9numb]

they also have a brand that makes something called a "Legends of Czech" or "Heros of Czech" or something like that...some of the patches were AWESOME but idk if its professionally made or what

[CoolHandLuke]

If anyone have checklist that we do not list in SCF Inventory, please let us know where to grab the checklist so we can had them. I know they also make set for international tournements at time. I got my Pre-rookie Dryden from a swedish set and got a few patrick Roy from swedish sets as well. They make great addition to player collection.

So if you know of any checklist not listing here in the hockey section please post the info where to grab a cheklist in this hockey OPG forum. This way member will see that these cards exist and will want to chase them like I did for the Dryden pre-rookie year.

[dogzman]

If anyone have checklist that we do not list in SCF Inventory, please let us know where to grab the checklist so we can had them. I know they also make set for international tournements at time. I got my Pre-rookie Dryden from a swedish set and got a few patrick Roy from swedish sets as well. They make great addition to player collection.

So if you know of any checklist not listing here in the hockey section please post the info where to grab a cheklist in this hockey OPG forum. This way member will see that these cards exist and will want to chase them like I did for the Dryden pre-rookie year.

That's an awesome idea for both international collectors and U.S. collectors. I bet alot of U.S. don't even know these exist (like myself).

[dogzman]

Heres the back of a 9-10 Victory Finnish.

Thanks for the pic. Neat to see the metric system vs U.S.

Maybe we can see some other different countries.

[centrehice]

The 91-92 UD Czech was only written in Czech, as the games were held there, not specifically designed for the Czech Retail Market.

There are cases upon cases of UD Czech still languishing all over North America to this day. They were super hot, and when Kariya went into the Tank, then so did UD Czech, as UD Czech was Kariya's 1st XRC. along with Yashin, Khabibulin, Rolston, Tkachuk, Kidd, Rafalski, Kovalev, Kasparitis, and many more.

[dogzman]

The 91-92 UD Czech was only written in Czech, as the games were held there, not specifically designed for the Czech Retail Market.

There are cases upon cases of UD Czech still languishing all over North America to this day. They were super hot, and when Kariya went into the Tank, then so did UD Czech, as UD Czech was Kariya's 1st XRC. along with Yashin, Khabibulin, Rolston, Tkachuk, Kidd, Rafalski, Kovalev, Kasparitis, and many more.

Ah, I always thought those were for Czech retail market.

[shlhockeyfan]

Hi,

Maybe this will help a bit.

http://gallery.playercards.com/ German hockey cards

http://www.thecardcabinet.com/byte/SHL_byt.html Swedish hockey cards

http://www.cardset.fi/ Finnish hockey cards

I have also seen some Danish hockey cards but I am not sure if they release those every year.

I am from the Netherlands and we do not have any hockey cards released.

Diana

[Footnote75]

We used to have British ones in the glory days of the Superleague (and early days of the Elite League) but I will admit that I'm not sure if they exist these days...team sets, possibly.

[dogzman]

Diana Thanks for sharing those are cool.