2016-17

2016-17 Upper Deck Ice Hockey Hobby Box

Name: 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice Hockey
Brand: Upper Deck
Availability: InStock

Upper Deck hockey

Rookies

AUSTON MATTHEWS 11 autos 19 cards

MITCH MARNER 7 autos 16 cards

MIKHAIL SERGACHEV 3 autos 11 cards

WILLIAM NYLANDER 10 autos 18 cards

BRAYDEN POINT 1 auto 8 cards

STARS

SIDNEY CROSBY 2 autos 8 cards

CONNOR MCDAVID 2 autos 6 cards

BOBBY ORR 2 autos 5 cards

JAROMIR JAGR 4 autos 5 cards

MARTIN BRODEUR 1 auto 5 cards

WAYNE GRETZKY 2 autos 5 cards

2016-17

MATTHEWS

$500

Frequently asked

Who's 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice for?

The deep end. People buy this chasing top rookie patch autos and legend signatures, and the price reflects it.

What are the key rookie cards in this product?

The big names are Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, William Nylander, Patrik Laine, Matthew Tkachuk, and Jesse Puljujarvi. They appear in the Ice Premieres rookie set, which has five scarcity levels ranging from /99 to /1,299. The scarcer tiers (Level 1 at /99) are the most sought after.

Is there an autograph in every box?

Yes. Every hobby box is guaranteed at least one hard-signed autograph card. You'll also pull Ice Premieres Autographs (ranging from /25 to /299 depending on tier) and other signed inserts like Glacial Graphs, Rinkside Signings, and Superb Script.

What makes the acetate cards special?

Upper Deck Ice is known for printing on acetate stock, which gives the cards a unique translucent look. The base set of 100 cards is all acetate, and so are inserts like Sub Zero. These cards don't have parallel versions, so what you pull is what you get.

What's the Sub Zero insert and how often does it pull?

Sub Zero is a new holographic acetate insert featuring top talent in the NHL. It hits about once every four packs on average, making it one of the easier inserts to land. It's a solid filler hit in most boxes.

How do the Ice Premieres rookie tiers work?

Ice Premieres rookies come in five levels. Level 5 is the most common at /1,299 copies. Level 1 is the scarcest at /99 copies. The more prominent 2016-17 rookies like Matthews and Marner are in the scarcer tiers, so they're tougher to pull.

What's the difference between Ice Premieres Autographs and Ice Premieres Autograph Patches?

Ice Premieres Autographs come in four tiers ranging from /25 to /299. Ice Premieres Autograph Patches are even rarer, numbered to just 10 copies. Both are signed rookie cards, but the patches are the premium version.

What other autograph inserts should I know about?

Beyond Ice Premieres autos, you can pull Glacial Graphs (1:45), Rinkside Signings (1:56), Superb Script (/25 or /49), and Signature Swatches (1:70). There are also Exquisite Rookie Signatures (/125 or /225) and Exquisite Auto Tribute Rookies (/25) from the Exquisite Collection cards.

Are there memorabilia cards in Ice?

Yes. Expect one memorabilia or Exquisite Collection card per box on average. Options include Fresh Threads (1:20), Frozen Fabrics (1:35), Rookie Relic Jumbos (/99), and Frozen Foursomes (1:151), which features four swatches from different NHL stars. Many have red parallels that are numbered lower.

When did 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice come out?

It dropped April 12, 2017.

What's in a 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice hobby box?

6 packs per box, 4 cards per pack, 10 boxes per inner, 2 inners per case

What's the cheapest 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice hobby box right now?

Cheapest we're tracking is $499.95 CAD. Prices update daily, and the trend arrow on this page shows which way it's been moving.

Where can I buy 2016-17 Upper Deck Ice?

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Hobby Box				$500

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