Blackhawks’ Connor Bedard on in-game battle with Spencer Martin

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Upper Deck NHL Trading Cards have long been considered one of the premier trading card releases available, and Series 2 (23-24 season of Upper Deck NHL Trading Cards) will hit shelves (per reports) on March 6th. Pre-sales are already underway at exorbitant prices (ranging between $90 – $300 – $3,550 per blaster pack online), which many call one of the most significant trading card releases ever.

Connor Bedard

Since Connor Bedard announced he would enter draft eligibility, collectors have anticipated this momentous historical day. Chicago won the draft lottery to select their future generational talent – amplifying everyone’s hope of “winning” one. With only 15 days remaining before draft day arrives, everyone seems eager to become one of those lucky few who “pulls” Connor Bedard’s rookie card!

Connor Bedard Performance

Cardboard Connection (www.cardboardconnection.com) estimates that their 250 base card / 50 rookie set, known as Young Guns (or rookie cards), offers odds ranging anywhere between 1 in 60 packs to 1 in 144 packs for more standard Young Guns such as potential Connor Bedard rookie cards; 386 rare Young Guns cards may also appear within this set!

Deluxe: 250

Exclusive: 100

Outburst Red: 25

High Gloss: 10
Outburst Gold: (1 of 1)

Connor Bedard Contract

This year, the UD Canvas card set aims to incorporate rookies with its hobby pack set exclusive Black and White Series cards; overall, Series 2 boasts plenty of exciting speciality cards like Ecliptic, Glaring Dazzlers Honor Roll Deep Roots, plus one that exclusively commemorates Connor McDavid as part of “Monster Season”.

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March 6th will mark a pivotal collection date with shows like Netflix’s “King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch,” showing just how valuable rare cards can be. March 6th could be a benchmark in that particular market and may prove profitable to many involved with that hobby or profession. Furthermore, an unopened box may prove more successful when looking to turn a profit with Series 2. Pulling an autograph of one of Connor Bedard’s (or another highly touted rookie of this class) might yield returns worth hundreds or even thousands over time to some seeking this type of luck or opportunity in future decades or decades from now onward.

What will next month hold for you when opening up your pack of cards? Will you be among the lucky few or one of many misfortunes?

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