2025-26 Upper Deck Extended Series Hockey Hobby Box
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| Format | In USAUSD | In CanadaCAD | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby Box | ![]() |
$175 | ![]() |
$175 |
| Blaster Box | ![]() |
$25 | ![]() |
$30 |
| Hobby Box Case | ![]() |
$2,085 | ![]() |
$2,375 |
| Blaster Box Case | ![]() |
$495 | ![]() |
$790 |
These are the best prices we could find for this product across the 24 retailers we follow for 2025-26 Upper Deck Extended Series, checked daily. Prices move constantly and stock sells out; always confirm on the retailer’s own page before buying.
2025-26 Upper Deck Extended Series Hockey
Extended Series wraps up the 2025-26 base set with 250 new cards, including Young Guns rookies like Beckett Sennecke and the new Rookie Debut Game Jersey cards featuring game-worn swatches from players' NHL debuts.
Who it’s for. Extended Series is the third and final wave of the 2025-26 Upper Deck flagship — the box for set builders closing out the season’s base set and for Young Guns collectors picking up the rookies who debuted too late for Series 1 and Series 2. It keeps flagship pricing while adding a memorabilia chase you cannot pull anywhere else.
The Last Young Guns of 2025-26
Hobby boxes average six Young Guns or 1st Round Rookies — roughly one every other pack across the 12-pack box. The Extended rookie class is headlined by Beckett Sennecke, Jacob Fowler and Igor Chernyshov, and Canvas and Retro parallels give each name additional chase variants. Young Guns remain hockey’s most collected rookie card line, and Extended is the last — and typically cheapest — chance to pull the season’s class out of packs.
Rookie Debut Game Jersey — The New Chase
New to the product this year, each Rookie Debut Game Jersey card carries a swatch worn during that player’s actual NHL debut, paired with a photo from that same game. Base versions fall about once per 1,008 packs — case-hit territory — and the autographed versions are numbered to the player’s jersey number. Be clear-eyed about autographs here: Extended carries no autograph guarantee and Upper Deck publishes no odds for them, so treat ink as a lottery ticket rather than the reason to buy. The reliable pulls are the rookie and insert program — Dazzlers, Canvas, Sizzle Reel and the HoloGrFX throwbacks to the late-1990s Upper Deck designs.
Hobby vs. blaster. Hobby boxes run 12 packs of 12 cards, and the per-box hit numbers above are hobby rates. Blasters ($29–$40 CAD / $25–$35 USD) are the budget entry for base and the occasional Young Gun, but the serial-numbered and premium-parallel odds live in hobby.
Price context. Canadian hobby boxes currently list between $175 and $200 CAD across sixteen in-stock retailers we track; US pricing runs $200–$225 USD. The live price table on this page always shows the cheapest current listing.
Verdict. Extended is the value play of the flagship run: under $200 CAD for a box that averages six rookies, a broad insert program, and the Rookie Debut Game Jersey lottery on top. It will not deliver guaranteed autographs — that is SP Authentic’s job — but for finishing the 2025-26 set and chasing the last Young Guns of the year, it is the right box at the right price.
Rare, odds not published
- 10 Pros And Prospects, UD3, or Rookie Reflections inserts
- 9 Power Play, All-World Team, Sizzle Reel, or Understood The Assignment inserts
- 6 Young Guns or 1st Round Rookies cards
- 4 UD Canvas inserts
- 3 Serial-numbered or rare inserts
- 1 Blue Dazzlers insert
- 1 Outburst Silver parallel
- 1 Power Play, All-World Team, Sizzle Reel, or Understood The Assignment Speckle parallel
- 1 Clear Cut parallel, UD Canvas Black and White parallel, or HoloGrFX insert
- Rookie Debut Game Jersey 1 in 1008 packs (base); autographed versions numbered to jersey number The flagship chase of this product. Base versions feature a swatch from a player's NHL debut jersey and a photo from that game. Autographed versions are even scarcer, numbered to match the player's jersey number.
- Young Guns 1 per other pack (approximately) The traditional rookie subset, featuring first-round draft picks like Beckett Sennecke, Jacob Fowler, and Igor Chernyshov. Canvas and Retro parallels add chase variants.
- Canvas 1 in 24 packs ; 1 in 2 boxes Glossy, premium-finish cards of veterans and rookies. Black and White parallel pulls at 1:135 packs.
- Dazzlers Blue 1 in 12 packs; Pink 1 in 72; Gold 1 in 2,880 Colorful, eye-catching inserts. Gold versions are ultra-rare short prints.
- Sizzle Reel 1 in 5 packs ; 2 to 3 per box Action-focused inserts with Speckle (1:80), Red (/199), and Gold (/25) parallels.
- HoloGrFX Rookies 1 in 60 packs; AuSOME 1 in 120; Star View 1 in 360 Throwback to late 1990s/early 2000s Upper Deck design. Three varieties with varying scarcity.
- Released
- June 3, 2026
- Box config
- 12 packs per box, 12 cards per pack
- Top rookie
- Matthew Schaefer





