I opened my last two boxes of 2010-11 Score Hockey on Sunday evening.
Results for Box #4 Continue reading “2010-11 Score Hockey box break #4”
Hockey cards, collectibles and culture
I opened my last two boxes of 2010-11 Score Hockey on Sunday evening.
Results for Box #4 Continue reading “2010-11 Score Hockey box break #4”
So far, the first two boxes were fun to open. Other than the missing Rookie Redemptions, I’m enjoying the 2010-11 Score Set. On to box three…
Results for Box #3 Continue reading “2010-11 Score Hockey box break #3”
One of my favorite things to do while watching hockey is to open packs of cards. I opened 3 boxes of 2010-11 Score Hockey while watching the Blackhawks-Thrashers Game on Saturday night.
Results for Box #2 Continue reading “2010-11 Score Hockey box break #2”
During the sports card boom of the late 1980s and early 1990s, unlicensed cards ran rampant in the hobby. Although not worth more than $1 each today, some of them are still amusing two decades later. An example of such a card would be this one of former football and baseball player Bo Jackson, suited up as a hockey player. Continue reading “Card of the Week: Bo Knows Hockey”
I recently bought 5 boxes of 2010-11 Score Hockey cards. Each box contains 36 packs, and each pack has 7 cards.
I’ll get up a full review once I have the cards sorted into a set. Until then, I’ll post what I get in each box.
Results for Box #1: Continue reading “2010-11 Score Hockey box break #1”
Normally, I don’t purchase boxes of cards in the $100 range. But I had to make an exception. 2010-11 Certified is Panini’s first hockey release since getting the license earlier this year. How would it stack up to a similar Upper Deck product like Artifacts?
A box of 10 packs costs anywhere from $80 to $100, depending on where you bought it. You get 5 cards per pack. I purchased this box from my local card shop for $95. Here is what I got: Continue reading “2010-11 Certified Hockey box break”
Here is a video I put together about the first set of the 2010-11 season, Upper Deck Victory.
With the 2010 baseball season winding down this week, it seemed appropriate to show this card of former pitcher Tom Glavine, donning hockey skates and shooting a puck. Continue reading “Play Ball!”
Not much is known about these two hockey cards. The backs are blank, and there is no copyright date on them. The cards measure 4″ x 6″ and feature former NHL superstars Mark Messier and Pat Lafontaine. Each is in an All-Star Game uniform, and at the bottom it reads “Louisville” – the manufacturer of the hockey sticks that Messier and Lafontaine are using in the pictures. Continue reading “Review: 1991 Louisville Hockey Stick Cards”
Founded in 2009, the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization that honors and remembers the defunct league and its players. In July 2010, the WHA HOF released a 10-card set commemorating 12 of the league’s former players and one trophy. Continue reading “Review: 2010 WHA Hall of Fame”