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1992-93 Upper Deck Series 1 Dominik Hasek #92 |
Found a local card shop selling 1992-93 Upper Deck Series I and II for about a buck a pack so I picked up a few to get my waxjunk fix. I had a ton of 1992-93 Upper Deck as a kid, so when I attempted to better organize my collection I decided to collate the rest of the set just for fun. The base looks clean and there are a boatload of interesting subsets scattered throughout. Here are a few of my favorites from the pack rips.
The Hasek card shown above is probably my favorite from the new additions; great photography on the front and back, before pulling it I had never seen it before. Early in his career Hasek spent time as the backup netminder for Belfour - we all know what he later went on to achieve.
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1992-93 Upper Deck Series 1 Dominik Hasek #92 (back) |
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Robb Stauber #495 Tom Draper #201 (back) Tim Cheveldae #197 (back) |
A threesome of nice cards; like I mentioned previously some of the back photography is much better than the front.
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Dominic Roussel #31 Andrei Trefilov / Russian Stars #345 (back) |
I liked Roussel as a kid, I don't even recall him being solid between the pipes but his white equipment looked kinda badass. Another nice in action shot on the reverse of this Trefilov rookie card, I like to think that he was able to cover the puck.
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Stefan Klockare / WJT Sweden #224 John Druce #205 (back) Dave Christian #194 |
I like the swag this Stefan kid is showing on his card, all business - fan of the full visors as well! Druce looking a little under the weather. And a nice shot of Christian falling for the puck.
Good stuff, always love tearing up a pack of cards from my childhood - the cards and the players bring back a lot of memories.
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