July has come and gone. 43 posts. I've never posted on a blog as consistently as I have with this one; come to think of it, I've never kept a blog for any longer than a week or two. Let's see if I can keep it up.
Another Wal-Mart grab; A three pack break of the latest Donruss 2010-11.
Pack 1
140 - Daniel Sedin. 41 goals and a total of 104 points last season. Best base pull from the pack break.
115 - Martin St Louis.
115 - Corey Perry.
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Showing posts with label Daniel Sedin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daniel Sedin. Show all posts
Monday, 1 August 2011
Friday, 15 July 2011
2010-11 Pinnacle
5 pack bust of the newest Pinnacle released by Panini. 10 cards per pack.
I really like the base set of these cards, there are a lot of very interesting looking shots on the front of the cards and the reverse includes a small paragraph long summary captioning the image.
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
2008-09 Upper Deck MVP
I think this came from the little trading card island at Zellers. 12 packs of cards, 8 per pack for about $12.
Nice looking base set, I'm happy with the product. To start, here are my top 8 favorite base cards from the pull.
Labels:
2008-09,
Box Break,
Daniel Sedin,
Dion Phaneuf,
Evgeni Malkin,
Jarome Iginla,
Jeremy Roenick,
Keith Tkachuk,
Mike Modano,
MVP,
Patrick Kane,
Phil Kessel,
Roberto Luongo,
Ryan Miller,
Upper Deck
Monday, 4 July 2011
2008-09 Fleer Ultra 32 Card Break
Jut thought I would share. Bought a pack of these double Fleer Ultra 2008-09 cards that were on sale, 32 cards. I like the Fleer Ultra sets, nice photos and very colorful but not many 'in the game' type cards unfortunately.
Here were my top 7 favorite cards from the 32.
Sidney Crosby. I like pulling Crosby cards.
Daniel Sedin. I like how most of the players look like theyre floating on the ice, very smooth.
Here were my top 7 favorite cards from the 32.
Sidney Crosby. I like pulling Crosby cards.
Daniel Sedin. I like how most of the players look like theyre floating on the ice, very smooth.
Patrick Marleau.
Dion Phaneuf.
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