Seven Expert Tips on Collecting Upper Deck Hockey Cards
Check out these seven tips on how to best collect Upper Deck cards: #1 – COLLECT WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY The best part about collecting Upper Deck Hockey cards is that there are so many different ways to do it. Hockey fans collect sets, teams, players, rookies, autograph cards, memorabilia cards and so much more. Find what [...]Upper Deck Wows North American Retailers at the Las Vegas Industry Summit
For shop owners who attended the annual Las Vegas Industry Summit, it was clear that Upper Deck was there to help them grow their business. Our corporate room was set up to show off all the different ways we could help retailers to better merchandise their shops, engage their customers and develop new collectors. Check [...]Topps 2011 Under Armour All-American Card Gallery: Red Team
By Andrew Tolentino | Assistant Editor
As mentioned in a previous post, Topps took a preemptive step in creating cards for the pre-collegiate stars who played in the 2011 Under Armour All-American football game on Jan. 5. The manufacturer distributed these collectibles to the first 5,000 attendees — unsigned, three per person — at the event in St. Petersbug, Fla.
Although all 92 Under Armour All-American cards were signed by each featured player, Topps is saving those signatures for a drafty day. Fortunately though, the future-newcomer-commemorating card maker was kind enough to provide us with images of all 92 autographs.
The Red Team won the game 24-22 in thrilling fashion, so let’s start with those victorious faces:
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