Configuration:
Cards per pack: 4
Packs per box: 1
Boxes per case: 10
Box Break:
Memorabilia or Autograph Memorabilia Cards – 4 Total
2019-20 Leaf Lumber Kings Hockey sticks with sticks. The release, which centers on memorabilia from past stars and legends. But instead of the jerseys found in most releases, game-used sticks get the spotlight here. The checklist tackles a variety of themes ranging from player accolades, connections or different parts from the central piece of equipment.
Hobby boxes have four cards, all of which are either premium memorabilia cards or autograph memorabilia cards.
2019-20 Leaf Lumber Kings Hockey Checklist Overview
With the stick taking the focal point of 2019-20 Leaf Lumber Kings Hockey, it’s only natural that some cards break it down to its various points. Not everything in the product uses generic wood pieces from inside the stick. Far from it.
Complete Stick has three pieces, all from different parts. The main stick portion is joined by a piece of tape and another from the blade.
Tale of the Tape pairs up two players, each highlighted by a large piece of gamer tape.
Blades of Glory, which is available in both single- and dual-player versions, goes jumbo with blade pieces. Memorabilia on these cover almost the entire card.
And then there’s Nameplates, which bring a personalized take. These are also one-of-ones with some also arriving with an autograph or as a dual.
Several inserts in 2019-20 Leaf Lumber Kings Hockey bring memorabilia in bunches. Some are all from the same player. Others cover an overriding theme with as many as eight different players.
For those looking for autographs, they’re in here, too. Twig Sigs match up a signature with two stick pieces. Dual Twig Sigs have two players. In a couple of instances, baseball players are brought in with a bat piece. Triple Twig Sigs applies a similar concept with three players.
Print runs on individual cards in 2019-20 Leaf Lumber Kings Hockey are kept low with nothing having more than 35 copies. A handful of parallels bring cards with even smaller numbers.
Besides regular hobby boxes, Leaf sold special Emerald Edition boxes. Although these still have four cards, this is the place to find the various Emerald parallels that are on the checklist.
