2008-09 ITG Superlative Franchises Maple Leafs Hockey Hobby Box Break | RARE!

[Fultoncards]

Guys, this is a rarity. A bit of a must watch for Leafs fans. Old school ITG Superlative!


Configuration: 7 Cards Per Pack; 1 Pack Per Box; 1600 Boxes Produced

Base Set:
- Modern Base: 1-45; Vintage Base: 1-32
- Extensive Relics and Autos checklist


Box Break:
- 2 Base (1 Modern, 1 Vintage)
- 2 Autos (singles, duals, trips, SP, SSP);
- 1 Auto Plus Relic (Jerseys, #s, Emblems, Gloves, Skates, Sticks, etc.);
- 1 Famous Fabrics (legends relics);
- 1 Special Insert (commemorative, papercuts, lumbergraphs, etc.)
- #/40 or less, Gold //s #/10 or less

Records Set #/9: R-01 Borje Salming; R-02 Darryl Sittler; R-03 Dave Keon; R-04 Doug Gilmour; R-05 Harry Lumley; R-06 Ian Turnbull; R-07 Johnny Bower; R-08 Mats Sundin; R-09 Rick Vaive; R-10 Tie Domi; R-11 Tim Horton; and R-12 Turk Broda.

[creasecollector]

Loved ITG Superlative!

[Fultoncards]

Right? It is one of the ITG products I always wanted to open. My goal is also to somehow get my hands on the ITG Forever Rivals and The First Six boxes. It is just so hard, as the products are pretty much depleted. I also wish I could participate in the President's Choice products, as well. But the pricing is usually ridiculous.

[camsue]

Nice

[odjickfan]

Right? It is one of the ITG products I always wanted to open. My goal is also to somehow get my hands on the ITG Forever Rivals and The First Six boxes. It is just so hard, as the products are pretty much depleted. I also wish I could participate in the President's Choice products, as well. But the pricing is usually ridiculous.

Forever Rivals was awesome. It was the first time I opened a sealed case of something, and it was right at release. I still have the Bill Barilko PaperCuts from that case in my collection.

[Fultoncards]

You hit the Barilko cut auto?? That's insane.

[odjickfan]

You hit the Barilko cut auto?? That's insane.

Here it is! Still one of my favorite cards, it's awesome to own a piece of history like that.

005 by Guillaume Morin, on Flickr