That means three repacks from the Dollarama. The only criteria I had as to which ones to purchase was that they didn't have a flagship card as the visible one on the front.
Going left-to-right, what was behind the DeBrincat?
Starting off with a Gretzky appearance is a perfect way! It might be a boring award-ceremony photo from an overproduced set, but at least it is the Canadian version with the red 'Score'. Jordan Binnington provides some pretty quick turnaround with a card from this year's flagship.Another HOFer! And short of doing something absolutely horrid between now and his eligibility, Zdeno Chara will make it two in this group. You also get a bonus look at the Mike Boddy patch, a rare interesting photo on a 21-22 flagship card. On a checklist, nonetheless! All the way back to 12-13 for the visible card on the other side. The design really works with the photo nicely to create a 'follow the bouncing puck' vibe.
What was behind the Rakell?
No Gretzky there, but there is a Kitchener Rangers alum with that Coffey. Amazingly, it looks to be a need for that collection. UD is fortunate that Jeff Petry returned the Habs this past weekend as part of the 3-team Erik Karlsson deal so they can recycle his photos!
If I'm still alive and coherent enough to be buying repacks in 30 years, I'll probably be pulling 21-22 UD with the same rate I pull 1990 Score/Bowman cards in these.This repack really liked that blur motion effect.
Finally, behind the Perron.
Sure, they might be several million of them out there, but I still would have thought that finding that Brodeur card in a dollar store repack would have had extremely long odds. Some of the corners are a little dinged, but it is still in really good shape for a card from this source. When it overshadows a Gretzky, that's a memorable repack find. I'm fairly certain that Blackwell is the first Seattle Kraken card I've landed from one of these as well.Zilch.With the Brodeur, Coffey and Gretzky content, this makes a rare repack post where 1990 Score takes the top 4 spots.
There you have it!
Nice Brodeur pull! And speaking of overproduced 90-91 cards... I always loved those Pro Set Team logo/fact cards. I learned a lot of hockey history from those things, and they still look awesome.
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