7 12 1 10
Looking at the packs that are left, that works out to:
7 - 2010 O-Pee-Chee
12 - 2013 Score Pack #2
1 - 1999 Black Diamond
10 - 2011 Victory
And we're off:
Pretty standard pack, and this border intensive design was one of my least favourite OPC designs from the past few years. But, my PC gained a new card, with the Nick Spaling rookie on its way to my Rangers alumni collection. And there was a bonus!
His time with the Rangers made the back of the card.
The vertical portion of this pack was pretty dull. Even the gold card was a dupe for me. Fortunately, the horizontal cards made up for it with a couple mask binder cards, a celebration shot and a nice pic of a scrum along the boards. So it recovered well.
I was excited to bust this pack, since it something I'd never busted before. I definitely prefer these more colourful design to the more recent designs which seem to be only black and etching. The Diamond Cuts are 1:6, so I guess I beat the odds there.
The vertical portion of this pack was pretty dull. Even the gold card was a dupe for me. Fortunately, the horizontal cards made up for it with a couple mask binder cards, a celebration shot and a nice pic of a scrum along the boards. So it recovered well.
I was excited to bust this pack, since it something I'd never busted before. I definitely prefer these more colourful design to the more recent designs which seem to be only black and etching. The Diamond Cuts are 1:6, so I guess I beat the odds there.
And the lowest end of the packs is still pretty good. I really like how the throwback uniform on the Quick contrasts with the usual coloured background. And the only Senators card in this portion of the break was a rookie, although not one with a lengthy NHL career.
And there you have the cards at the halfway point.
And there you have the cards at the halfway point.
I'd have to go with the Victory pack.
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