2023-24
2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials Hockey Hobby Box
Upper Deck hockey
Rookies
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Frequently asked
Who's 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials for?
For collectors who want hits without Cup money. Figure on an auto or relic every box or two, with rookies you'll actually recognize.
What makes this product worth opening?
Credentials is built around hard-signed autographs and a stellar 2023-24 rookie class. Connor Bedard leads the Debut Ticket Access Autographs set, and the ticket-themed design is a signature Upper Deck look. If you're chasing rookie ink or colorful parallels, this is the product.
What are the key rookies in the base set?
The 100-card Debut Ticket Access rookie subset (#101-200) features the top 2023-24 first-year players. Connor Bedard is the marquee name. Each rookie is numbered to either 999, 799, 599, or 399 depending on the player, with a full parallel lineup from Yellow (1:22 packs) down to Black (1/1).
How do the parallels work?
Both the veteran base cards and Debut Ticket Access rookies share the same nine-parallel lineup: Yellow (1:24 packs for vets, 1:22 for rookies), Red (/349), Orange (/249), Blue (/149), Pink (/49), Green (/25), Purple (/10, hobby-exclusive), Gold (/5), and Black (1/1). There's also a horizontal variant of the rookies with slightly different print runs.
What's the difference between regular and horizontal Debut Ticket Access cards?
Both versions feature the same rookie players and parallel structure, but the horizontal variant is slightly scarcer. The horizontal versions have different serial-number tiers (799, 599, 399, 199 instead of 999, 799, 599, 399) and different parallel print runs, making them a separate chase for collectors.
Are there autographs in every box?
No. Autographs are chase hits in Credentials. The most accessible auto insert is Main Stage Signatures at 1:140 packs. Debut Ticket Access Autographs are harder to pull. Most boxes will contain base cards, inserts, and parallels, but not necessarily a signed card.
What's the deal with the 1997 Season Ticket Retro Acetate cards?
These are new to hockey in 2023-24, bringing back a classic design on acetate stock. Both veteran and rookie versions exist, numbered to just 25, making them short-print additions to the set. You'll pull them as part of the 4-card Acetate Ticket Access quota per box.
How many cards per box should I expect?
A typical hobby box yields 48 cards (8 packs × 6 cards). On average, you'll get 8 inserts (Who's Best?, Who's Next?, or Highly Anticipated), 4 Debut Ticket Access cards, 4 Acetate Ticket Access or retro cards, 2 Speed of the Game, 1 base parallel, and the rest base cards.
What are the best inserts in 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Debut Ticket Access Autographs, Main Stage Signatures (1:140 packs), Speed of the Game, Who's Best? and Who's Next?, Retro Ticket Access Autographs, 1997 Season Ticket Retro Acetate Autographs.
When did 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials come out?
It dropped August 21, 2024.
What's in a 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials hobby box?
8 packs per box, 6 cards per pack
What's the cheapest 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials hobby box right now?
Cheapest we're tracking is $159.95 CAD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.
Where can I buy 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials?
We track listings across the major North American card shops and surface the best price up top. The Buy on eBay links go through the eBay Partner Network.
| Format | In USAUSD | In CanadaCAD | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby Box |  |
$115 |  |
$160 |
| Hobby Box Inner Case (10) | |
$1,745 $174 EA | ||
| Hobby Box Case | |
$2,260 |  |
$3,500 |
These are the best prices we could find for this product across the 27 retailers we follow for 2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials, checked daily. Prices move constantly and stock sells out; always confirm on the retailer’s own page before buying.
2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials Hockey
2023-24 Upper Deck Credentials is a ticket-themed hockey release built around Connor Bedard and the 2023-24 rookie class, with a 200-card base set split between veterans and a 100-card Debut Ticket Access rookie subset. The set leans hard on autographs and colorful parallels, making it a chase product for collectors hunting hard-signed rookie ink.
Autographs
Rare, odds not published
On average per hobby box
- 8 Who's Best?, Who's Next?, or Highly Anticipated cards
- 4 Debut Ticket Access cards (includes horizontal variants and parallels)
- 4 Acetate Ticket Access, Acetate Debut Ticket Access, 1997 Season Ticket Retro Acetate, or 1997 Season Ticket Retro Acetate Rookie cards
- 2 Speed of the Game cards
- 1 Base Set parallel card
Inserts to watch
- Debut Ticket Access Autographs The marquee rookie autograph set featuring the top 2023-24 rookies like Connor Bedard, split into three tiers of rarity with numbered parallels down to 1/1.
- Main Stage Signatures 1 in 140 packs ; about 1 in 18 boxes Veteran-only autograph insert with Gold parallels (/25 or less) and Black 1/1s, a shorter print chase.
- Speed of the Game Light FX insert showcasing fast players (veterans and rookies), with two cards per box on average.
- Who's Best? and Who's Next? New insert sets ranking top veterans and rising stars by position (forwards, defensemen, goalies), with autograph parallels available.
- Retro Ticket Access Autographs Limited five-player set of superstar veterans with retro ticket design, numbered to 25 with low-numbered parallels.
- 1997 Season Ticket Retro Acetate Autographs New throwback set on acetate stock, numbered to 25, available in both veteran and rookie versions.
Fast facts
- Released
- August 21, 2024
- Box config
- 8 packs per box, 6 cards per pack
- Set size
- 200 cards
- Top rookie
- Connor Bedard
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