Inserted in both U.S. and Canadian product at a rate of one card per pack, this 40-card standard-size set features female hockey players who represented Canada (1-21) and the U.S.A. (22-40) at the 1994 World Women’s Ice Hockey Championships. The fronts have color action player cutouts superimposed over a Canadian or American flag with a…
The 1990-91 Upper Deck Hockey set contains 550 standard-size cards released in two series of 400 and 150 cards, respectively. The card fronts feature color action photos while the backs feature biographical information, a card number, career statistics and a small Upper Deck authenticity hologram. This small hologram features the words “Upper Deck” in the…
This 315-card set was issued in one series. Due to the NHL lockout, series two was not released; therefore, this set does not have a comprehensive player selection. Ten card packs retailed for 99 cents in 36 pack boxes. Sixteen-card jumbo packs also were produced. The design features a nearly full-bleed front, broken only in…
The 1992-93 Score hockey set contains 550 standard-size cards. The American and Canadian sets are identical in terms of player selection (except for card numbers 548-549) but feature different insert subsets (USA Greats in the American and Canadian Olympic Heroes in the Canadian). Moreover, the player photos and card design differ in each set. In…
2024-25 Parkhurst Champions Hockey has the look of something old-school with a checklist leans more into the new. Throwback designs collide with modern chase elements meaning something that has the appearance that it could have come from the 1950s or ’60s with current things like autographs and low-numbered cards. Hobby boxes deliver either an autograph,…
Select PlayerAitcheson, KashawnAllard, OwenBeaudoin, ColeBonk, OliverBrunicke, HarrisonCelebrini, MacklinCowan, EastonDanielson, NateDesnoyers, CalebDonovan, JorianDumais, JordanElick, CharlieFurlong, JakeGeekie, ConorGeorge, CarterGill, SpencerGreentree, LiamIginla, TijJosephson, OllieLamoureux, MavericLeenders, RyersonLuchanko, JettMarrelli, FrankieMartone, PorterMasse, MaximMateychuk, DentonMcKenna, GavinMews, HenryNelson, TyRehkopf, CarsonRitchie, RyderRousseau, MathisSchaefer, MatthewSpence, MalcolmSt-Hilaire, SamuelVanacker, MarekWarren, NoahWetsch, CarsonWood, MatthewYager, Brayden Select TeamTeam Canada HK Select AttributeSerMemAutoRC
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — Once inside Peligro Sports, one thing above all else is clear: if you ever need a baseball cap, jersey or a T-shirt for one of the six teams in La Liga de Béisbol Profesional de la República Dominicana, the Dominican winter baseball league (or LIDOM, as it is known), this is…
The 1993-94 Upper Deck hockey set contains 575 standard-size cards. The set was released in two series of 310 and 265 cards, respectively. The fronts feature a photo with team color-coded inner borders. The player’s name, position and team name are at the bottom. The backs have a photo in the upper half with yearly…
This 501-card standard-size set features full-bleed color action player photos. The Stadium Club logo appears at the bottom and intersects a gold foil double stripe carrying the team name. The horizontal backs show an artist’s rendering of a hockey rink as the background. A mini-reproduction of the player’s first Topps card is shown as well…
Set Description from Beckett Database The 1994 Classic Hockey set consists of 120 standard-size cards. Production was reported at 6,000 U.S. and 2,000 Canadian 10-box foil cases. The Jason Arnott Canada World Champs card (numbered TC1) was randomly inserted into Canadian packs. Classic also offered a redemption program in which a collector sending in wrappers…