The 1993-94 Score hockey set consists of 661 standard-size cards. The first series contains 495 cards and the second series 166. The fronts of the first series feature white-bordered color player action shots. The player’s name and position appear at the bottom, with his team name displayed vertically on the left within a team color-coded stripe. The second series was redesigned and consists of traded players in new uniforms, rookies and individual highlights. Blue borders surround the card with player name and team logo at the bottom. Card 496, Alexandre Daigle, is the card received after mailing in the unnumbered Daigle redemption card. The set is considered complete without it. The redemption card was randomly inserted in first series packs. An Eric Lindros All-Star card was the SP insert in series two, at a rate of 1:360 packs. Read Less »
The 1993-94 Score hockey set consists of 661 standard-size cards. The first series contains 495 cards and the second series 166. The fronts of the first series feature white-bordered color player action shots. The player’s name and position appear at the bottom, with his team name displayed vertical… Read More »
2023-24 Upper Deck Series 2 Hockey Checklist, Team Set Lists and Details Beckett News
The 1992-93 Upper Deck hockey set contains 640 standard-size cards. The set was released in two series of 440 and 200 cards, respectively. Action photos on the fronts are bordered by the player’s name and team logo at the bottom. Special subsets featured include Team Checklists (1-24), Bloodlines (35-39), ’92 World Juniors (222-236), Russian Stars…
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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
Set Description from Beckett Database The 1992-93 Ultra hockey set consists of 450 standard-size cards. The fronts have glossy color action player photos that are full-bleed except at the bottom where a diagonal gold-foil stripe edges a “blue ice” border. The player’s name and team appear on two team color-coded bars that overlay the bottom…
Then-Topps employee David Leiner witnessed the company losing the NBA license firsthand more than 15 years ago. So it’s a bit of a full circle moment for Leiner, who’s now the president of trading cards for Fanatics Collectibles — which owns Topps — for the league’s license to return to the card manufacturer on Oct….