2023-2024 NHL Upper Deck Clear Cut Hobby Box

Product description

2023-2024 Clear Cut Hockey Hobby Box is a pack of one rare card in a plastic holder.

The Clear Cut series contains a total of 200 cards and each box contains one hard-signed card. Many of the cards are low-limited.

Look for the best rookies on hard signed cards (signature directly on the card), today's brightest stars and as usual in this series - lots of legends too! This mix features cards from players such as Connor Bedard, Adam Fantilli, Logan Cooley, Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews, Cale Makar, Alex Ovechkin, Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Bobby Orr, Ron Francis, Ray Bourque, Phil Esposito, Martin Brodeur and more! What's very nice, you can also find players who don't have as many signed cards in other franchises, e.g. Felix Potvin, Henrik Lundqvist, Paul Coffey, Tim Thomas, Joe Thornton, Nicklas Lidstrom, Henrik Zetterberg, Tiger Williams...

The rookie lineup is extremely loaded. Many players are already playing an important role in their teams this year and, quite exceptionally, there is also a large number of great young goalies. What is very nice is the amount of Czech and Slovak players not only among the rookies! Naturally, the low-limit cards of Connor Bedard will be a big attraction - there are even several of his 1 of 1 cards in the series!

Look for the Veteran, Rookie and Legend versions of the base set! All three feature limited parallel cards, including Outburst (limited to /25 pieces), High Gloss (/10), and Gold Outburst (1-of-1). Also look for sleek new designs like Clearly Revered Autos, including Blue (limited to /25) and Gold (1-of-1) parallel cards! These gorgeous cards feature two photos of retired stars with a large space for a signature right on the card.

Key Rookies: Connor Bedard, Adam Fantilli, Logan Cooley, Leo Carlsson, Dustin Wolf, Simon Edvinsson, Devon Levi, Kevin Korchinski, Alex Laferriere, Leevi Merilainen, Matthew Coronato, Pavel Mintyukov, Tyson Foerster, Ridly Greig, Matt Savoie, Matthew Poitras, Will Cuylle, Yaroslav Askarov...

Czech and Slovak players in the series: Lukáš Dostál, Tomáš Hertl, Dominik Hašek, Petr Mrázek, Pavel Zacha, Jiří Kulich, Jiří Patera, LukáRousek, Stanislav Svozil, Šimon Němec, Miloš Kelemen, Samuel Kňažko, Martin Pospíšil, Peter Bondra, Juraj Slafkovský.