The full-size box sold through card shops rather than big-box stores. It has the most packs and the best odds, and most modern hobby boxes guarantee at least one autograph or memorabilia card. Pack and card counts vary by product line. Older listings sometimes call this a wax box.
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2014-15 Upper Deck SPx, checked daily. Prices move constantly and stock sells
out; always confirm on the retailer’s own page before buying.
For collectors who want hits without Cup money. Figure on an auto or relic every box or two, with rookies you'll actually recognize.
Q2What makes 2014-15 SPx worth opening?
It's built around premium rookie autographs and memorabilia hits. You're guaranteed four auto or premium hits per box, plus a bonus SPx Finite Phenoms pack. The 2014 draft class (Ekblad, Drouin, MacKinnon) is the main draw.
Q3What are the key rookie cards in this set?
Aaron Ekblad, Jonathan Drouin, and Nathan MacKinnon are the marquee names. They appear on Light FX Precious Metal Gems-style cards in the Spectrum Rookie Auto subset, with Blue (/50) and Green (/10) parallels that include inscriptions.
Q4How do the Spectrum Rookie Autos work?
There are 18 Top Prospects autos numbered to 249, plus 30 Auto Jersey cards. Of those jerseys, 30 are limited to 499 copies and 12 are limited to 249. Blue and Green parallels add scarcity and inscriptions.
Q5What's the 1997-98 SPx Retro insert?
A 90-card throwback set with 30 rookies that appears in every box (six cards per box). Two will be rookies, and you can hunt for Grand Finale parallels numbered to 50.
Q6What's in the SPx Finite Phenoms bonus pack?
One card per pack featuring one of 42 different prospects. There are three scarcity tiers (499, 199, or 99 copies), and each case will have one or two autograph cards pulled from these packs.
Q7What other premium hits can I pull?
Shadow Box Autos, Flashback Fabrics Patch cards, Rookie Premier Materials Trios, and SPx Buyback Autos. There are also parallel versions of many of these that drive collector interest.
Q8How many cards are in a typical box?
48 cards from 12 packs (4 per pack) plus 1 bonus Finite Phenoms card, so 49 total. You'll get four premium hits, three High-Series Foil Rookies, two relic cards, and six 1997-98 SPx Retro cards on average.
Q9When did 2014-15 Upper Deck SPx come out?
It dropped February 12, 2015.
Q10What's in a 2014-15 Upper Deck SPx hobby box?
12 packs per box, 4 cards per pack, plus 1 bonus SPx Finite Phenoms pack
Q11Where can I buy 2014-15 Upper Deck SPx?
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.
What to Expect
2014-15 Upper Deck SPx Hockey
2014-15 SPx is a premium hockey set built around autographed rookie cards and memorabilia hits, with a heavy focus on the 2014 draft class like Aaron Ekblad and Jonathan Drouin. Each box delivers four autograph or premium hits plus a bonus SPx Finite Phenoms pack with a prospect card.
Autographs
1Autograph per case (2 boxes) in Finite bonus packs
SPx Finite PhenomsBonus pack in every box with one prospect card; three scarcity tiers (499, 199, 99 copies) and case-level autographs.
1997-98 SPx Retro6 cards per box90-card throwback set featuring 30 rookies and Grand Finale parallels numbered to 50.
Spectrum Rookie AutosTiered rookie autographs including Red (/199), Blue (/50), and Green (/10) parallels with jersey and patch versions.
Shadow Box SignaturesPremium autograph insert that collectors actively hunt for its visual appeal.
Flashback FabricsMemorabilia insert with patch versions available in the product.
Rookie Inaugural MaterialsRelic cards featuring prospect memorabilia in single, combo, and trio configurations.
Fast facts
Released
February 12, 2015
Box config
12 packs per box, 4 cards per pack, plus 1 bonus SPx Finite Phenoms pack
Set size
180 cards
Top rookie
Leon Draisaitl
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