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.
For full checklists sorted by team you should visit breakinja.com as they have in depth checklists with plenty of extra info like hit totals and rookie lists. This is also a very fast loading website so your wait times will be at a minimum.
2000-01 Pacific Vanguard offered collectors a mix of memorabilia and inserts, as well as some base parallels. Overall the release seems to fall in line with what most other Pacific branded products offer, without anything to make it stand out terribly much from the others. I’d say it would make a decent product for those […]
2000-01 Pacific Revolution was a product that provided collectors with a mix of inserts and game-used memorabilia, including jerseys, patches, and sticks. Information about the makeup and layout of this product has been hard to come by, as it seems to be entirely sold out, save for a couple boxes in Russia, but I don’t […]
2000-01 Titanium was a Pacific owned product that was marketed as Private Stock Titanium. It followed the 1 hit per pack breakdown, something that was also seen in a special release of the product in commemoration of Draft Day. The main release featured a variety of Game Gear and Game Gear Patch cards, while the […]
2000-01 Pacific Private Stock was a fun product that offered a memorabilia hit in every pack. In addition to the basic Game Gear memorabilia, there was also a limited number of Game Gear Patches to be found by lucky collectors. In addition the product also featured 4 sets of PS-2001 mini cards that were reminiscent […]
2000-01 Pacific Paramount was a standard release for Pacific. Focusing on inserts and parallels, there is not much to make it standout from the other Pacific products. That being said, it should be noted that the product does have 1/1s in the form of both printing plates and in canvas proofs of the Hall of […]
2000-01 Pacific Crown Royale was a fun little product that turns away from autographs and provides 3 memorabilia cards per box. Two of these cards will come in the form of cards in packs, and the 3rd is an oversized jersey card box-topper. Fans also have the chance to find serial numbered rookies, various inserts, […]
2000-01 Pacific Aurora follows much the same layout as the title Pacific product does. Focusing primarily on base and inserts, Aurora does not offer any guaranteed hits. This does not mean that autographs and memorabilia cards are not available, just that you shouldn’t count on getting them. There is actually a nice selection of memorabilia […]
2000-01 Pacific Hockey was the company’s title release and it followed much the same format that fans of Pacific are used to. Falling on the low-end of the collecting spectrum 2000-01 Pacific offered a variety of cards, such as a large base set with several parallels, including printing plates, and a variety of insert cards. […]
2001-02 Fleer Legacy is very similar to the release of Fleer Greats of the Game. Both products focus on NHL legends, a move away from the traditional focus on rookies and current stars that most product take. What is different is that Greats of the Game focused on autograph cards, Fleer Legacy offer memorabilia instead. […]
2017-18 UD SPX/Black is a combination of two products that are traditionally released separately. The late release of 2016-17 UD Black is the likely cause of this combination. This release is going to be hit or miss for most people. With only 1 card per pack, there is a big risk/reward factor to take into […]