2007-08

2007-08 Upper Deck MVP Hockey Hobby Box

Upper Deck hockey

Rookies

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2007-08

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Frequently asked

Who's 2007-08 Upper Deck MVP for?

A solid first box. Cheap to crack, fun to rip, and you'll still land the year's rookies without dropping serious cash.

What makes 2007-08 MVP worth opening?

The rookie class is exceptional. You're hunting for future Hall of Famers like Sidney Crosby, Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Carey Price, and Nicklas Backstrom. Rookies are inserted at 1:2 packs, so you'll pull roughly 12 rookie cards per box on average.

How many cards are in a box?

Each box has 24 packs with 8 cards per pack, giving you 192 cards total. The set itself is 350 cards (base 1-300, rookies 301-350), plus redemption cards 351-380 that came as three-card packs inserted at 1:24.

Are there autographs in this product?

No. This is a base and rookie-focused set with no autograph cards. The appeal is purely the rookie cards and insert subsets.

What are the key insert sets?

MVP Rookies (the main chase at 1:2 packs), Gold Scripts, Game Faces, Hart Candidates, and Monumental Moments. Most of these don't have published odds, so they're harder to quantify, but the rookies are the real draw.

What's the base set like?

Cards 1-300 feature established veterans from all 30 NHL teams. The design is clean and straightforward. You'll pull mostly base cards (6-7 per pack), with rookies mixed in at the stated 1:2 rate.

When was this released?

October 9, 2007. It hit the market at $1.99 per pack, making a box roughly $48 at retail.

When did 2007-08 Upper Deck MVP come out?

It dropped October 9, 2007.

What's in a 2007-08 Upper Deck MVP hobby box?

24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, $1.99 SRP

Where can I buy 2007-08 Upper Deck MVP?

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