2023-2024 NHL UD O-Pee-Chee Platinum Blaster Box - hockey cards

Product description

The 2023-2024 NHL Upper Deck O-Pee-Chee Platinum Blaster box is a collectible box of 24 hockey cards. It contains 6 packs of 4 cards.

Each box contains:

• 1x Photo Driven card
• 1x Retros card
• 1x Marquee Rookies - Neon Yellow Surge Parallel (Exclusive to the Blaster box!)
• 2x Base Set Veterans - Neon Yellow Surge Parallel (Exclusive to the Blaster box!)

Like last year, 2023-24 OPC Platinum brings a wide base set featuring 200 current players (veterans) and 100 RC Marquee Rookies cards. But the rookie lineup is extremely loaded this year! You can even find autographed cards in the series, and that includes Rookie! Here too you can find plenty of parallel versions. The rookie lineup this year is one of the best in years, look for versions of Rainbow, Emerald Surge (/10), and the very rare Golden Treasures (1-of-1)! Of course, there are plenty of parallel cards that this series is famous for.

Only the Blaster version features the Neon Yellow Surge variant! You can also find a brand new Blue Fragment (/125), and another new version of Bioluminescence (/5). And even the extremely rare Golden Treasures (1/1 - one of one)! As usual, the OPC Platinum also includes Retro cards! This year in the basic 23-24 O-Pee-Chee series design. The cards include a mix of veterans and top newcomers. You can collect multiple parallel versions. You can get the squirrel blaster versions of Rainbow and Pink Pulsar - these are only in the blaster variant!

Key rookies: Connor Bedard, Logan Cooley, Adam Fantilli, Leo Carlsson, Luke Hughes, Brock Faber, Matthew Knies, Simon Nemec, Ridly Greig, Devon Levi, Pavel Mintyukov, Owen Beck, Yaroslav Askarov, Luke Evangelista, Connor Zary, Dustin Wolf, Kevin Korchinski, Tyson Foerster, Simon Edvinsson, Matthew Coronato, Zach Benson, Jiri Kulich.

Czech and Slovak players in the series: David Pastrňák, Tomáš Hertl, Lukáš Dostál, Vítek Vaněček, Martin Nečas, Karel Vejmelka, Pavel Zacha, Jiří Patera, Stanislav Svozil, Lukáš Rousek, Jiří Kulich, Juraj Slafkovský, Martin Pospíšil, Samuel Kňažko, Miloš Kelemen, Šimon Němec.