If you are looking for a hockey checklist this is a good place to start, the checklists you will find here will also have images. Often the checklists here will be for products that don’t have teams associated or are a prospects product. For a hockey checklist sorted by the NHL teams you may want breakninja.com.
Major hockey trading card companies of today are Upper Deck and Leaf. Panini recently lost their NHL license and Leaf and ITG are unlicensed to produce the cards.
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1999-00 UD HoloGrFX appears to have been an attempt by Upper Deck to stay relevant in the generation of video games and on-line activity. The set, which used holofoil technology on all cards, included special NHL Faceoff 2000 game cards, which could be used to spell out the video game’s name. Collectors who successfully spelled […]
1999-00 UD Gold Reserve is a small product that acts more as a parallel to Series 1 and 2 and was released as two separate products in that same way. The base list is a combination of those two products, and is supplemented only by a couple of memorabilia and autograph sets. The low box […]
1999-00 UD Century Legends remains one the most star studded product ever produced by Upper Deck. Celebrating only the very best of the 20th Century, the release features names such as Plante, Howe, Gretzky, Lemieux, and Richard. The Epic Signatures autographs, which fell one per box, are a staple among player collectors. The product also […]
1999-00 UD Black Diamond is a great example of what the brand used to be, a clean and simple product focused on base and inserts. While the potential for a big hit was there, the release catered perfectly to set collectors and smaller budget fans. While the tiered base system had not yet emerged, the […]
1999-00 SPx Hockey was a decent product, that despite not guaranteeing any memorabilia or autographs hits, still offered decent value. The serial numbered rookie cards, and their parallels, offered fans a chance at names such as Luongo and Sedin, while inserts such as 99 Cheers bid farewell to Wayne Gretzky. While memorabilia and autographs were […]
1999-00 SP Authentic was a fun product that came with a guaranteed autograph hit. The Sign of the Times Autographs set was nowhere near as large as it is now, but boasted big names such as Gordie Howe and Maurice Richard, both of whom had hard-signed autographs in the set. In addition, 1999-00 SP Authentic […]
2017-18 O-Pee-Chee Platinum is set to return for another year. The popular product has seen a boost in popularity recently, especially on ePack, and this years set looks to continue the success. The product once again offers 1 autograph per box, and there are a wide variety to choose from. This means that knowing the […]
1999-00 UD Series 2 is, as always, closely related to the Series 1 release. The main checklist is a continuation of the numbering system from the first release, and the insert sets closely resemble those of Series 1. Additionally 1999-00 UD Series 2 has the same layout and close to the same odds when it […]
1999-00 UD Series 1 is the flagship release for the company, and is often its most popular offering. Long time fans of Upper Deck will immediately notice that this release is a lot smaller than modern ones, with the main checklist being almost half the size. The release contained a number of different insert sets, […]
1999-00 Topps Premier Plus was an interesting product that focused on inserts, while still providing the chance at an autograph or memorabilia card. The insert sets included in the product seem to generally be very flashy and full of foil, while the autographs are subdued and kind of plain. Personally this is not the greatest […]