03-04 Beehive Gold
#239 Andrew Hutchinson /15
#239 Andrew Hutchinson /15
This is the lowest numbered card of the bunch. A pretty good start if you ask me.
01-02 Pacific Heads Up Silver
#32 Joe Nieuwendyk /27
#32 Joe Nieuwendyk /27
Me thinks this is a tough card to come by with only 27 copies in existence.
00-01 Pacific Premiere Date
#127 Guy Carbonneau /40
#127 Guy Carbonneau /40
The trend of Pacific parallels is just beginning. I knew they would play a huge role in completing this project.
00-01 Pacific Ice Blue
#132 Mike Keane /45
#132 Mike Keane /45
Another one with a print run of less than 50.
01-02 Crown Royale Premiere Date
#30 Mark Bell /60
#30 Mark Bell /60
A little die-cut action. Looks good.
01-02 Pacific Adrenaline Blue
#102 Richard Zednik /62
#102 Richard Zednik /62
Keep 'em coming.
99-00 Pacific Omega Premiere Date
#20 Byron Dafoe /68
#20 Byron Dafoe /68
Clearly I have run out of comments.
01-02 Titanium Rookie Team
#6 Kristian Huselius /70
#6 Kristian Huselius /70
This card is my favorite of the bunch. Definitely a unique design that really stands out.
00-01 Paramount Holo-Silver
#159 Radek Dvorak /74
#159 Radek Dvorak /74
Almost there.
99-00 Pacific Prism Holo-Blue
#20 Michael Peca /80
#20 Michael Peca /80
Yes! that's 10!
There were 3 other cards that were to be a part of my 1 vs. 100 project, but the serial numbers are on the back of the card. I thought they were on the front when I traded for them. I'm working on rectifying the situation with the person I traded with. I've traded with him a few times in the past and know he's a great guy so I have no worries or complaints.
I'm thrilled to have these cards as a part of my collection. Thanks Andy. I really appreciate it.
31 out of 100 (31%)
A "toonie" is two loonies, right? Or is there an actual toonie?
ReplyDeleteYup, we've been using toonies now for a while. It replaced our two dollar bills. It's a little larger than a loonie and has a silver outer ring and a darker inner ring. Crazy stuff.
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