UD Reveals Artifacts, MVP Redemption Checklists

[RGM81]

https://www.upperdeckblog.com/2021/02/upper-deck-reveals-checklists-for-2020-21-nhl-mvp-and-artifacts-rookie-exchange-cards

MVP

Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	253	Tim Stutzle	Ottawa
Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	254	Aleksi Heponiemi	Florida
Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	255	Nick Robertson	Toronto
Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	256	Mathias Brome	Detroit
Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	257	Cal Foote	Tampa Bay
Redeemed Rookies Atlantic	258	Callum Booth	Boston
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	259	Connor McMichael	Washington
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	260	Steven Lorentz	Carolina
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	261	Ilya Sorokin	New York
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	262	Egor Zamula	Philadelphia
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	263	Pierre-Olivier Joseph	Pittsburgh
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	264	Ty Smith	New Jersey
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	265	Cam Johnson	Columbus
Redeemed Rookies Metropolitan	266	Alexis Lafreniere	New York
Redeemed Rookies Central	267	Pius Suter	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies Central	268	Kirill Kaprizov	Minnesota
Redeemed Rookies Central	269	Bowen Byram	Colorado
Redeemed Rookies Central	270	Jake Oettinger	Dallas
Redeemed Rookies Central	271	Connor Ingram	Nashville
Redeemed Rookies Central	272	Logan Stanley	Winnipeg
Redeemed Rookies Central	273	Joel Hofer	St. Louis
Redeemed Rookies Central	274	Kevin Lankinen	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	275	Nils Hoglander	Vancouver
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	276	Arthur Kaliyev	Los Angeles
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	277	Peyton Krebs	Vegas
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	278	Glenn Gawdin	Calgary
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	279	Stuart Skinner	Edmonton
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	280	Victor Soderstrom	Arizona
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	281	Sasha Chmelevski	San Jose
Redeemed Rookies Pacific	282	Kodie Curran	Anaheim
2020 NHL Draft #1 Pick	DP-1	Alexis Lafreniere	New York
2020 NHL Draft #1 Pick Gold Parallel	DP-1A	Alexis Lafreniere	New York

Artifacts

Redeemed Rookies	RED181	Jani Hakanpaa	Anaheim
Redeemed Rookies	RED182	Victor Soderstrom	Arizona
Redeemed Rookies	RED183	Callum Booth	Boston
Redeemed Rookies	RED184	Dylan Cozens	Buffalo
Redeemed Rookies	RED185	Artem Zagidulin	Calgary
Redeemed Rookies	RED186	Steven Lorentz	Carolina
Redeemed Rookies	RED187	Pius Suter	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies	RED188	Shane Bowers	Colorado
Redeemed Rookies	RED189	Matiss Kivlenieks	Columbus
Redeemed Rookies	RED190	Ty Dellandrea	Dallas
Redeemed Rookies	RED191	Mathias Brome	Detroit
Redeemed Rookies	RED192	Philip Broberg	Edmonton
Redeemed Rookies	RED193	Aleksi Heponiemi	Florida
Redeemed Rookies	RED194	Arthur Kaliyev	Los Angeles
Redeemed Rookies	RED195	Kirill Kaprizov	Minnesota
Redeemed Rookies	RED196	Alexander Romanov	Montreal
Redeemed Rookies	RED197	Connor Ingram	Nashville
Redeemed Rookies	RED198	Ty Smith	New Jersey
Redeemed Rookies	RED199	Ilya Sorokin	New York
Redeemed Rookies	RED200	K’Andre Miller	New York
Redeemed Rookies	RED201	Tim Stutzle	Ottawa
Redeemed Rookies	RED202	Egor Zamula	Philadelphia
Redeemed Rookies	RED203	Pierre-Olivier Joseph	Pittsburgh
Redeemed Rookies	RED204	John Leonard	San Jose
Redeemed Rookies	RED205	Joel Hofer	St. Louis
Redeemed Rookies	RED206	Cal Foote	Tampa Bay
Redeemed Rookies	RED207	Alexander Barabanov	Toronto
Redeemed Rookies	RED208	Nils Hoglander	Vancouver
Redeemed Rookies	RED209	Dylan Coghlan	Vegas
Redeemed Rookies	RED210	Connor McMichael	Washington
Redeemed Rookies	RED211	Logan Stanley	Winnipeg
Redeemed Rookies	RED212	Philipp Kurashev	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies	RED213	Jake Oettinger	Dallas
Redeemed Rookies	RED214	Olli Juolevi	Vancouver
Redeemed Rookies	RED215	Ian Mitchell	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies	RED216	Nolan Foote	New Jersey
Redeemed Rookies	RED217	Thomas Harley	Dallas
Redeemed Rookies	RED218	Vitali Kravtsov	New York
Redeemed Rookies	RED219	Vitek Vanecek	Washington
Redeemed Rookies	RED220	Kevin Lankinen	Chicago
Redeemed Rookies SP Variants	SP-1	Alexis Lafreniere	New York
Redeemed Rookies SP Variants	SP-2	Tim Stutzle	Ottawa
Redeemed Rookies SP Variants	SP-3	Kirill Kaprizov	Minnesota
Redeemed Rookies SP Variants	SP-4	Alexander Romanov	Montreal
Redeemed Rookies SP Variants	SP-5	Dylan Cozens	Buffalo

Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	I	Alexis Lafreniere	New York
Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	II	Kirill Kaprizov	Minnesota
Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	III	Tim Stutzle	Ottawa
Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	IV	Alexander Romanov	Montreal
Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	V	Dylan Cozens	Buffalo
Rookie Autographs – Tier 1	VI	Connor McMichael	Washington
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	VII	Arthur Kaliyev	Los Angeles
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	VIII	Ilya Sorokin	New York
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	IX	Nils Hoglander	Vancouver
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	X	Pius Suter	Chicago
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	XI	Ty Dellandrea	Dallas
Rookie Autographs – Tier 2	XII	Philipp Kurashev	Chicago
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XIII	Vitek Vanecek	Washington
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XIV	Ian Mitchell	Chicago
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XV	K’Andre Miller	New York
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XVI	Cal Foote	Tampa Bay
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XVII	Victor Soderstrom	Arizona
Rookie Autographs – Tier 3	XVIII	Nolan Foote	New Jersey

2005-06 Retro Rookies	1	Alexis Lafreniere	New York
2005-06 Retro Rookies	2	Tim Stutzle	Ottawa
2005-06 Retro Rookies	3	Kirill Kaprizov	Minnesota
2005-06 Retro Rookies	4	Alexander Romanov	Montreal
2005-06 Retro Rookies	5	Dylan Cozens	Buffalo
2005-06 Retro Rookies	6	Nils Hoglander	Vancouver
2005-06 Retro Rookies	7	Ilya Sorokin	New York
2005-06 Retro Rookies	8	Arthur Kaliyev	Los Angeles
2005-06 Retro Rookies	9	Bowen Byram	Colorado
2005-06 Retro Rookies	10	Pius Suter	Chicago

[MR.M's Cards]

@RGM81 thanks for this, I think you missed the artifacts roman numeral redemption. I will let you edit you original post rather then add them after the fact if you like. Also, think UD missed 2 cards on their MVP list....should start at 251 not 253

[ravens_creed]

I can't count the number of collectors who are now sitting on Shane Bowers redemptions that are NOT HAPPY about their investments and are being vocal about it. Yikes.

[RGM81]

I can't count the number of collectors who are now sitting on Shane Bowers redemptions that are NOT HAPPY about their investments and are being vocal about it. Yikes.

Why, what's their beef? Byram is already in the main set, so surely that's not it???

[MR.M's Cards]

mvp 251 Dylan Cozens
mvp 252 Alexander Romanov

roman numeral material and auto material sets
I Tim Stutzle Ottawa
II Kirill Kaprizov Minnesota
III Alexander Romanov Montreal
IV Dylan Cozens Buffalo
V Arthur Kaliyev Los Angeles
VI Ilya Sorokin

[Savard18]

Ugh... I really hate redemption's but this is a real kick-a** rookie class, certainly the best since 2016-17..

But boy oh boy I really despise redemption cards especially if you're buying older product for that specific rookie class but they're all redemptions - at least the desirable ones.. It makes investing in that product impossible when you know the key rookies are redemption only..

Of course UD's solution to expired redemptions is a "raffle" which is stupid... I mean look, I get it that they cant get some players to sign in time for the scheduled release of the product and they cant hold onto the redemption card forever, but I think UD could handle the situation a lot better than a raffle..

What Upper Deck should do with expired redemptions is create an "Upper Deck store" exclusively for expired redemptions and it would work like this: you create an account, put in your redemption code, then a UD employee/representative will issue you X amount of points base on the current market value of your redemption, then in turn you can spend those redemption points on products in the "redemption store" that way you can get cards you want..

And that is just one idea that would be better than their "raffle".

IMO, UD is out of touch with collectors. What I mean by that is that the Upper Deck company is not run or operated by collectors for collectors - from their graphic design team to their "think tank" or whomever is responsible for making the final decisions on inserts, parallels, designs, serial numbering and product in general... They're just a corporation and it doesn't matter what type of product they sold be it butter or cards they still would still be run the same way..... Of course they don't have to improve because they're a monopoly hence have no competition - which totally sucks and is an entirely different topic..

But back to redeeming redemptions -- I don't understand why card manufacturers don't keep these redeemable cards on-hand for at least 5 years, I mean it's really not like space is an issue - these are cards NOT cars, so "we don't have the space" is not an excuse or valid reason to not have these cards on-hand... I mean did these card companies ever bother to think before they issued redemption cards that not all redemption cards will be redeemed within the first year or even 2 years of the release of the product? that there will certainly be unopened older product floating around presumably with some redemption cards in them, and that maybe 2-3 years is an unreasonable amount of time for those redemption cards to expire and perhaps it would be more reasonable to give collectors perhaps 5-6 years??.... I mean how many unclaimed redemption cards could there possibly be??... They're all serial numbered, UD has to know the exact number of un-redeemed cards for every redemption card... I can't imagine that UD would have any more than 500K un-redeemed redemption cards that are older than their expiration date - which also leads me to this - if they don't have the cards any longer then what the heck do they do with them? destroy them? why? - like I said, space couldn't be an issue - we're talking about a multi-billion dollar corporation here..