One of the more unique and sharp-looking hockey card products to come down the pike in a while was released on Wednesday. A list of the most watched 2014-15 Upper Deck Ice cards is below.
Ice, which finally gets its due as a standalone product after making visits as a box topper or 
insert over the years, arrived just in time for the NHL Playoffs.
The entire set of 210 cards is done on acetate stock, which actually does make it look like, well, ice. It’s a higher end product with stars, rookies and legends having signed autographs for random insertion.
Each pack has three cards with eight packs in a box and eight boxes in a case. Boxes have been selling in the $110-$135 range.
On average, you should pull one autographed acetate card, one memorabilia card, one Upper Deck Black, three Ice Premieres rookies, one World Juniors and four single-printed goalie (1 in every 3 packs) or Legends (1 in every 7 packs) cards.
Here’s the breakdown on some of the other inserts:
World Jrs. Tier 3 (16 cards, #’d of 1,249)
World Jrs. Tier 2 (3 cards, #’d of 749)
World Jrs. Tier 1 (2 cards, #’d of 249)
Ice Premieres Tier 5 RC’s (24 cards, #’d of 999)
Ice Premieres Tier 4 RC’s (36 cards, #’d of 799)
Ice Premieres Tier 3 RC’s (24 cards, #’d of 499)
Ice Premieres Tier 2 RC’s (6 cards, #’d of 299)
Ice Premieres Tier 1 RC’s (15 cards, #’d of 99)
Ice Premieres Auto Patch Variations Glacial Graphs, Signature Swatches, & Rinkside Signings are other cards to look for.
2014-15 Upper Deck Ice Checklist
Related Stories:
Willie Roaf Talks Upper Deck Rookie Photo Shoot, Special Relationship with Fans and Massive Mancave
2017-18 O-Pee-Chee Platinum Has Hockey Collectors Chasing The Rainbow
Notre Dame Creates Trading Cards; Sends Them to 2017 Recruits
2013-14 The Cup Hockey Arrives
Upper Deck Plans 25th Anniversary Promo Set
Strong History, Anticipation Precede Latest Chicago-Style National
Upper Deck Chairman Richard McWilliam Dies
