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2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts Hockey Hobby Box

Upper Deck hockey

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Frequently asked

Who's 2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts 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's the Double Rookie Class and why does it matter?
Artifacts is built around Upper Deck's Double Rookie Class concept, which includes both live rookies who played the previous season and redemption cards for prospects who hadn't debuted yet. It's the main draw of the product and gives you a shot at both established young talent and future stars.
How many parallels are there?
There are a ton. You've got Ruby (/399), Emerald (/99), Sapphire (/85), Spectrum (/25), and Black (/5) tiers, plus jersey-patch combos and autographed versions of most of them. The Black parallels are the toughest, capped at just 5 copies.
What are the Tundra sets?
Tundra Tandems, Trios, and Sixes are multi-player memorabilia inserts featuring combinations of jerseys, patches, and fight straps. They come in blue, green, red, and black tiers, with the black versions being the scarcest.
Are there autographed rookie cards?
Yes. Top 12 Rookie Signatures is a dedicated autograph subset, and autographed versions of the parallel tiers exist as well, though they're rare pulls. Rookie Redemptions are also part of the product for prospects who hadn't signed yet.
What's the base set like?
The base set includes 100 current players and legends, 25 goalie cards, 25 Team Canada cards, and 50 rookie cards, all numbered to 999. It's a solid mix of stars, veterans, and the new generation.
How does this compare to other Upper Deck hockey products?
Artifacts is positioned as a premium product with a focus on high-end memorabilia and parallels. The Double Rookie Class angle and the sheer number of parallel tiers make it stand out from base-heavy sets, though it's not quite as chase-heavy as products like The Cup or Black.
What are the best inserts in 2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts?
Worth keeping an eye out for: Rookies /999, Artifacts Spectrum /25, Artifacts Black Auto /5, Tundra Tandems / Tundra Trios / Tundra Sixes, Treasured Swatches, Top 12 Rookie Signatures.
When did 2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts come out?
It dropped October 8, 2013.
What's in a 2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts hobby box?
10 packs per box, 4 cards per pack
Where can I buy 2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts?
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Canada and United States best prices by format
Format In USAUSD In CanadaCAD
Blaster Box DA Card World $35

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2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts Hockey

2013-14 Upper Deck Artifacts is a premium hockey set built around the Double Rookie Class, featuring live rookies alongside redemption cards for prospects who hadn't debuted yet. The product is loaded with high-end memorabilia parallels and autographed rookie cards that collectors hunt hard.

Autographs

Randomly inserted autographs and rookie redemptions

Inserts to watch
  • Rookies /999 Base rookie cards numbered to 999, the core chase for the Double Rookie Class theme.
  • Artifacts Spectrum /25 Scarce parallel tier limited to 25 copies, one of the toughest pulls in the product.
  • Artifacts Black Auto /5 Ultra-rare autographed parallel limited to just 5 copies per card.
  • Tundra Tandems / Tundra Trios / Tundra Sixes Multi-player memorabilia inserts featuring jersey and patch combinations, with blue, green, red, and black tiers.
  • Treasured Swatches Memorabilia insert set with jersey and patch versions across multiple parallel tiers.
  • Top 12 Rookie Signatures Autographed rookie subset highlighting the marquee prospects from the Double Rookie Class.
Fast facts
Released
October 8, 2013
Box config
10 packs per box, 4 cards per pack
Set size
242 cards
Top rookie
Filip Forsberg