My Two Box Break of 2020-21 SP Signature Legends. Nothing Huge But a Group A Auto!

[IrbeFan4Life]

My latest episode of "Box Breaks With Bruce" is now up on my YouTube channel. I opened up two boxes of 2020-21 Upper Deck SP Signature Edition Legends product. Why?

Well, this is finally a recent product that doesn't focus on speculating on rookie content, but rather appreciating the history of the NHL's players from yesterday. Plus it highly represents my favorite eras of hockey, those being the 1990s and 1980s. I also wanted in before the prices of these boxes climbed out of reach.

While my hits were nowhere near some of the mega hits everyone seems to get in their breaks (Fultoncards' case has been absurdly good for example), I did get an unexpected Group A autograph in the second box which I didn't even clue into when opening it.



Also if you haven't, do check out Fultoncards on YouTube as well. He is like the Steve1989MREInfo of box breaks, calm to listen to, isn't obnoxious, and he doesn't break your ear drums when he gets a big pull.

[pwskelly]

Solid break, thanks for sharing. The Briere auto has a very retro mid 90s look to it. I was really hoping you were going to pull something huge from the Brodeur time capsule. I have a couple of time capsules and I keep debating whether or not to open them.

[RGM81]

Thanks for sharing the breaks - fun hits, and a nice walk down memory lane eh?

[IrbeFan4Life]

Solid break, thanks for sharing. The Briere auto has a very retro mid 90s look to it. I was really hoping you were going to pull something huge from the Brodeur time capsule. I have a couple of time capsules and I keep debating whether or not to open them.

The Briere was definitely a nice design. I was hoping so as well on the Brodeur capsule. I saw it for sale at my LCS at a decent price and I figured why not, worst that can happen is one of those mini cards pop out. Best case, is one of the blank backs or autographs, so there wasn't a huge downside. The general trend with the capsules or those rip cards in baseball is the rarer and more serial numbered the rip card, the more likely a notable hit will come out of it.

Thanks for sharing the breaks - fun hits, and a nice walk down memory lane eh?

Thanks for the comment. It was most certainly a fun break that took me back to my favorite era of hockey.