Episode 25
2006/2007 Upper Deck Hockey Series 2 has been requested by many viewers and with good reason. This is the much-anticipated follow up to the series one product. 6 Young Guns Rookie cards and 2 Memorabilia cards per box on average is a great way to start with this box. Many potential inserts, which include Jersey’s, Patch’s and Autograph cards are available in this product. Great action shots, full bleed artwork and bright coloring add to the excitement of this product. Join me while I Rip this box and see what I Pull.
Friday, April 6, 2007
Regular and parallel Cards
• 200 - Base cards
• 200 - UD Exclusives parallel set numbered to 100
• 200 - UD HG Exclusives glossy parallel set numbered to 10
Rookie Cards
• 45 - Young Guns rookie cards – inserted 1 in 4 packs
• 45 - UD Exclusives Young Guns rookie parallel set numbered to 100
• 45 - UD HG Exclusives glossy Young Guns rookie parallel set numbered to 10
• 41 - Rookie Materials rookie jersey cards - 1 in 24 packs
• 41 - Rookie Materials Patch rookie patch cards – numbered to 15
• 30 - Rookie Game Dated Moments etched Light F/X technology cards – 1 in 288 packs
• 20 - Rookie Headliners
• 10 - Rookie Headliners Shortprints
Insert Cards
• 14 - Goal Rush – inserted 1 in 12 packs
• 14 - Hometown Heroes – inserted 1 in 12 packs
• 7 - Century Marks – inserted 1 in 24 packs
• 7 - Zero Men – inserted 1 in 24 packs
• 14 - All World cards – 1 in 24 packs
• 28 - All-Time Greatest
• 25 - Diary of a Phenom
• 100 - Victory Update Cards (averaging 1 per pack)
Memorabilia Cards
• 98 - UD Game Jersey game-used jersey cards – 1 in 24 packs
• 98 - UD Game Patch game-used patch cards – numbered to 15
Autographed Cards
• 58 - UD Signatures – numbered to 25 (some are SP) 1 in 288 packs
Printing Plates
• 495 - UD Masterpieces Press Plates – numbered 1-of-1
2006-07 Upper Deck
Series 2 Hockey Box
Release Date: January 26, 2007
Product Breakdown:
Actual Box Opened in Episode 25
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