My final box break of 2010-11 Score Hockey cards. For the time being. I might buy some rack packs, blasters or even another box at an upcoming show next weekend. I might not.
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Hockey cards, collectibles and culture
My final box break of 2010-11 Score Hockey cards. For the time being. I might buy some rack packs, blasters or even another box at an upcoming show next weekend. I might not.
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My college buddy Dave–who recently took a trip to New York–mailed me a pair of chocolate pucks. Guess he didn’t know I’m trying to drop 15 pounds by Christmas. Anyway, one wrapper had the Rangers logo, and the other the Flyers logo. Continue reading “Puck Junk Food”
I opened my last two boxes of 2010-11 Score Hockey on Sunday evening.
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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…
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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.
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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”
Just wanted to give a shout out to Jeff Kline for hooking me up with some 2002-03 Pacific Hockey cards. Jeff sent me 8 cards, nearly completing my set (I only need #362 – Tomas Kaberle).
He also gave me this Impact Zone insert card of Jarome Iginlia. That also nearly completes my Impact Zone insert set (I only need #7 – Saku Koivu).
So, thanks Jeff, for bringing me one step closer in my never-ending collection.