- To be honest, I don't know a lot about this set. The base set of Invincible is just 150 cards, while the NHL Regime set is 220 cards total. I don't know if it was an insert set, or if it was sold separately.
- The design reminds me of a cloud, almost as if you're dreaming about an image of a hockey game.
- 4 of these currently on COMC, ranging from $1.40 to $2. I'll be damned if I can remember where I picked up my copy, but it wasn't online.
Showing posts with label 1997-98 Pacific Invincible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1997-98 Pacific Invincible. Show all posts
Monday, September 18, 2017
Joe Sakic card #244 1997-98 Pacific Invincible NHL Regime #57
Monday, June 26, 2017
Joe Sakic card #209 1997-98 Invincible Feature Performers #10
- We begin the 97-98 Sakic collection with a loud entry, the Feature Performers insert from the Pacific Invincible release.
- It might have been a little more convincing had Joe been skating in the photo instead of standing still. You're not going to break through too many walls while not moving.
- An early count of my Sakic collection shows 40 cards from 97-98, including several parallels. The scary part is that the Trading Card Database lists a total of 266 cards from this season. That means I own less than 1/6th of the cards available. Yikes.
- I was able to add this card to the TCDB though. Seeing the list of Sakic cards from this season on the site makes me hopeful that I'll be able to add a few more of them before too long.
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Joe Sakic card #207 1997-98 Pacific Invincable Attack Zone #7
- Pacific never shied away from loud cards with bold designs, did they? Even inserts like this Attack Zone card weren't immune to the Pacific paintbrush.
- One step closer to 2 million: Surprisingly I was able to add this card to the TCDB. The site is less than 7000 cards away from 1.9 million added.
- Bio on the back: "Joe scored the game winning goal for Colorado in its 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers in Game 3 of the 1996 Stanley Cup Finals." Boy has Florida fallen off since that magical season, however the rats still live on here in south Florida.
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