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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2003-04 Pacific Hockey is the namesake brand for the company, despite being decidedly low-end. Each box offers 2 jersey cards as hits, with each case producing only 1 Cramer’s Choice triangular card. The only autograph opportunities arises from a set honoring the career of Marty Turco. The remainder of the product consists of base and […]
2003-04 Topps Pristine is an odd product that has a pack within a pack format to it. Each of the five packs in a box has 3 inner packs to it, with one of the 5 having a 4th inner pack. The first of these inners has an “uncirculated” card, which is essentially a refractor […]
2003-04 Topps C55 is an homage to the original C55 set from 1991, widely believed to be the first real hockey card set. The modern day version uses the same design as the original and also offers mini cards that emulate the original “tobacco” sized cards of the 1911 version. The set also offers collectors […]
2003-04 Topps/O-Pee-Chee is a fun and attractive set that offered a variety of inserts ans base sub-sets in each box, as well as the chance at an autograph or memorabilia card. There are stark differences between the modern OPC product, now owned by Upper Deck, and this OPC, which was under the control of Topps. […]
2004-05 Ultimate Memorabilia 5th Edition is ITG yearly entry for the popular product. As always each pack features 3 encased cards, 1 base, 1 autograph, and 1 memorabilia. These cards offer collectors some of the biggest names in hockey’s history, including cut signatures such as Lord Stanley and Lady Byng. It is a large product, […]
2004-05 Heroes and Prospects is a great example of why the brand remains one of ITG’s most popular creations. Each box offered collectors 2 autographs and 1 memorabilia card. These cards could either be of a potential up and comer, or one of the NHL’s greatest legends. This means that the product has appeal for […]
2004-05 ITG Franchises Update is the final release fr Franchises and adds to each of the previous releases. Several sets from the original 3 releases have updates included, and the product also adds 2 of its own sets to the lineup. This update was sold as a box set, meaning that it offered all 50 […]
2004-05 ITG Franchises US East is the third release of the year for the brand and rounds off the remaining teams. Fans can expect to see teams such as the Rangers, Islanders, and Flyers. Maintaining the exact same layout as the previous two releases US East picks up the numbering on the base and box […]
2004-05 ITG Franchises US West is the second release of the Franchises line. This issue celebrated the NHL’s Western teams, as well as the Pittsburgh Penguins. This means that there are a great deal of cards from teams such as the Chicago Blackhawks, and the Detroit Red Wings, among other Western Conference teams such as […]
2004-05 ITG Franchises Canadian is the first in a series of releases celebrating the various NHL franchises. As the name suggests Franchises Canadian celebrates the Canadian NHL teams both current and past, offering a variety of memorabilia and autographs. This Canadian edition of Franchises sold out quickly, and remains a popular reseller on eBay. 2004-05 […]