- The other half of the Sakic Bowman's Best cards from Finest looks really sharp. The blue on Joe's jersey and pants came out really dark, which for me really enhances the card.
- Tell me that the silver "thing" just to the right of Joe's pants doesn't look like a growling animal of some kind?
- Bio on the back: "Premier play maker, but also finishes with accurate wrist shot." The wrist shot was one of the best in the game during his career, if not the best.
- There are currently 9 copies of the card on COMC, ranging anywhere from $1.49 to $4.15. How does someone come up with an arbitrary price such as $4.15 anyways?
- Robert
- A little bit confusing if you're trying to find this card on the trading card database website. Even though the front of the card says Bowman's Best, it's a Finest insert, so you have to look under Finest to find it.
- First multi-player card featured for Sakic. There are dozens featuring him with fellow Avalanche players down the road.
- Bonk didn't enjoy the statistical success that 3rd overall picks usually have, but his career was long enough. Radek played in 969 games with three teams (Ottawa, Montreal and Nashville) scoring 497 points. He played 4 more seasons in his home Czech Republic after he left the NHL, and retired following the 2012-13 season.
- Robert
- Bio on the back: Joe was CHL player of the year in 87-88 with 160 points and 78 goals. That still couldn't merit a 1st overall pick for Joe as he wound up being picked 15th overall.
- Great looking card, scan came out a lot darker than the actual card is. Honestly I wish I had bought more of these cards back in the day.
- The Finest hockey set was just 165 cards, and still lists for $50. Sakic himself is at $2.50, and the key RC in the set is Mikka Kiprusoff which books at $15.
- Robert
