90-91 SCORE hunting for the rare skid marked Brodeur ROOKIE!!!

cracking a 36 pack premiere edition of score hockey.
key rookies include:
Martin Brodeur
Jaromir Jagr
Mats Sundin
Mike Modano
Mike Richter
Jeremy Roenick
Olaf Kolzig
Mark Reechi
Rob Blake
plus more...
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ebay:jercardzzzz

[@Swoop187OG187]

It's nice cards like this are still around and are affordable for some of the younger collectors. I started collecting in 1987, so I bought a ton of this stuff when I was a kid. But these boxes are 33-years old as of 2023, so it would be like little old me breaking a box of 1956-57 Parkhurst in 1990 and pulling Gordie Howes and other greats like Jacques Plante er Sawchuk, lol...

[@buschleaguers75]

most underrated set in sports cards. If you ask me it is the best set of all time. the only set that compares is probably 86 fleer basketball. the 1990 score hockey is loaded with hall of famer rookie cards. you got the best goalie of all time. the number 2 scorer of all time the best American player of all time(modano) and so many other hof rookies.

[@jercardzzz]

Agreed...tons of Hall of Famers in this set...still love craxking these when I get them

[@wayneburbrink1215]

I usto buy the factory sets and break them up long ago , probably cheaper now I paid like 29.99 rack in the 90’s

[@kevinramsey8837]

Used all my xtra money as a teen in 1990 to buy score 90 packs. Fun to look at from time to time

[@axgreenious9400]

I went and looked at my Brodeur Score RCs; so many of them were miscut, or the left or right top edge of the card wasn't level with the rest of the card; Score workers must have become tired of replacing the blades on their machines.... or whatever they used. I really do love the design of the 1990-91 Score hockey; it's classy and still looks good.

[@tdsportscards429]

Great break!!! Congrats on the Brodeur X2 and the Jagr. A bunch of nice HOFers as well. Thank you for sharing

[@cashdadspackbusters1877]

We love the vintage stuff....

[@1RegularCardReviewer]

Cool video.

[@shawnglasgow3603]

I still have an unopened box like this myself , I had 3 but opened 2 during the pandemic , got all the cards we used to dream of finding. Was really nostalgic and fun. Only recently started looking to see if cards from that Era were worth anything and found out unfortunately not. I also found out about grading lol, things have changed . Probably have a dozen Brodeurs kicking around . It's fun like you said .

[@Fab_Duh_Hxtrs]

Good job Dad! It’s me emma! Ur amazing at this! Keep on going!

[@jercardzzz]

Thanks! You too!

[@jercardzzz]

Thanks! You too!

[@brianlb78]

I have this set since 1990 with the 5 extra lindros cards. Those where the good ole days of card collecting and hockey, unfortunately they printed a crap load of them

[@johnbabcock5123]

I just opened that Brodeur Rookie Card.

[@markkranenborg2384]

I pc the Brodeur rookie and have a ton. I recently saw one on facebook with a different player on the back. They showed me pics of both sides and a video flipping card back and forth. I've never seen one before nor was I able to locate any other info. Have you heard of this before? I cannot remember the name of the player on the back now of course.

[@111highgh]

What is a skid marked Brodeur rookie card? It has a shit stain on it?

[@edwardsinchuk8199]

I have that card autographed

[@jasonthieme8926]

I have 5 Lindros and 6 Jagrs from this set. I have to look through for Brodeur again.

[@nickrandles1102]

I like your style bud. Subbed

[@jercardzzz]

Thanks!!..

[@rodwhite9737]

It seems the Lindros was easier to get in the Canadian packs.

[@Rorschachqp]

Score exclusive rookies of note: Nelson Emerson, Eric Lindros, Olaf Kolzig, Martin Brodeur. Unfortunately for each exclusive RC, it's missing like two like Ed Belfour, Sergei Federov, Pavel Bure, Peter Bondra, Scott Niedermayer, Felix Potvin, etc.

[@edl922]

Are these rookie cards worth getting graded? And do they have high value? Thanks for any info

[@angushiltz4880]

I'm a collector first so I have to say the value of these has nothing to do with money. But yes some of the "Junk Wax" era cards have sold upwards of 200 USD, with high grades.

[@gblunna1144]

I just bought a Martin Brodeur PSA 10 AUTO 10, that’d good? Lol

[@garnetradford6980]

Fact: Mario Lemieux and Patrick Roy were both born on October 5, 1965....

[@111highgh]

Brian Johnson, of AC/DC, is also October 5th.

[@111highgh]

And Donald Pleasence.

[@Rorschachqp]

Upper Deck and Score (and Pro Set) and any non-Topps brand did not have bubblegum.

[@playamcleod]

You sound just like ricky from TPB 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@TheBillaro]

Randy

[@thewolfsk]

Insert cards were always in the same spot every box. Dealers would pull them for themselves and collectors didn’t get a chance if buying single packs.

[@beesterscardcorner9668]

This set didn't have any inserts, what do you mean by that?

[@thewolfsk]

@@beesterscardcorner9668 sorry it was a couple years later score boxes that had the inserts in the same spot.

[@artvandelay1967]

@@beesterscardcorner9668 even without inserts, there was a pattern to how the boxes were filled, so if there was a particular card you wanted (ie- Eric Lindros rk) you would find it in the same pack in most boxes. Alternatively some of the wax wrappers were see thru- so if you noticed a certain card on the back- you knew what cards were coming in the middle of the pack.

[@beesterscardcorner9668]

@@artvandelay1967 Interesting... all my boxes I currently have aren't wrapped. Wonder if they're picked over or the weren't wrapped out of the case.

[@__________01]

@@beesterscardcorner9668 there wasn't any system...back in the '80's and '90's while purchasing packs from fresh boxes I was always trading with the owner of the card shop...if they had a system ...I dont think they would be allowing someone to to just start taking packs at random....everyone blurting out that there is a system or a way of knowing where cards are ....you would have multi millionaires all over the place just like a fake system at buying lottery tickets ..ohhh there is a system by looking at the numbers or telling by how the card is set ...there is no system there never has been a system ..there never will be a system...card packs are packed by random cards falling and packs being sealed along with boxes being randomly filled.... try looking in a random pack of 90 91 upper deck foil packs and tell me where the insert cards are ...get yourself some 89 90 91 score or o pee chee packs line them all up and find all the special insert cards ...you cant

[@morganthompson1153]

What's Your EBay Name I'd Be interested In Buying some Of This Fun Stuff.

[@jercardzzz]

Hi Im jercardzz on Ebay

[@abbygiles1891]

I know Martin fr

[@joeyschwartz976]

Love the 90's hockey. Will the channel only be 90's hockey or everything?

[@jercardzzz]

Hi will be a mix of everything across all major sports, personally I enjoy opening the older wax so I will post as much as I can find!. Thanks for watching!

[@Provostknight]

I have a large accumulation of hockey cards from over the past 50 years, I was hoping to acquire some education on how I should assess the individual cards for value for my young relatives in the family. I am already having the fun part you kept speaking about. sorry but there was not much education or guidance pertaining to hockey cards.

[@waltercopus1485]

Got 3 plastic wraped boxes of 1990 Score hockey if anyone's intrested. Bought storage unit and had 800k sports cards I'm selling.

[@TheBrad605]

I have a ton of card from 1989 to 1995. Don’t know what to do with them.

[@jaredmartin5711]

Willing to sell?

[@TheBrad605]

@@jaredmartin5711 yes. I have a side box of All the signed or numbered cards I pulled.

[@jaredmartin5711]

@@TheBrad605 how you want to go about this?

[@TheBrad605]

@@jaredmartin5711 what state are you in

[@jaredmartin5711]

@@TheBrad605 new Jersey

[@alfonsomartinez5070]

i have that card in mint condition let me know