First (in-depth) Look: 2010-11 Dominion Hockey

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By Andrew Tolentino | Hockey Editor

As promised in the previous glimpse of 2010-11 Dominion, Panini America just supplemented its product tease with more information and eye candy.

Falling from the same family tree as the revered National Treasures brand, Dominion is a high-end line with an eight-card box break and a $350 suggested retail price. It’s definitely not stickered for the feint of heart, but it’s filled with the hits that fuel the highbrow hobby.

Panini’s NHL Brand Manager Al Muir explained, “Dominion isn’t a product for the masses. This is for the high-end hobbyists, the whales. Even they’ll have to fight among themselves for it with these quantities. Should make for a dynamic secondary market for Dominion.”

Aside from being a collectible container, each box should yield six autograph or memorabilia cards (three autographs guaranteed, one a hard-signed Rookie Card) and presumably two base cards.

Other Dominion delights include:

  • Kindest Cuts: 1/1 cut signatures, showcasing legendary players
  • Pen Pals: The hockey version of Panini’s popular multiple-player autograph cards
    • Duals (Numbered to 50)
    • Triples (Numbered to 25)
    • Quads (Numbered to five)
  • Peerless Patches Duals and Quads: Booklet cards featuring premium player memorabilia
  • Engravatures: Cards showcasing embedded pieces of real silver engraved with the names of former Stanley Cup Winners (Numbered to 100)
  • Nifty 50: An insert set, complete with on-card autographs from single-season 50-goal greats
  • Brass Bonanza: Hard-signed autographs in an homage to the Hartford Whalers (Numbered to 50 or less)
  • Tape to Tape: Inserts with autographs on the actual tape from players’ game-used sticks

Stay tuned to Beckett.com for more updates on the late-July release of 2010-11 Dominion.

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5 comments

  1. Bruce 12 May, 2011 at 15:40

    These cards look nice..but these 1 pack boxes for $300+..get real..they are making it tough for the average collector..imo

  2. JB 13 May, 2011 at 11:40

    At that price each card in the box would need to be worth 50 bucks on secondary market to make it a good buy. When you pull a John Wensink autograph that means another card in the box has to be worth 100. No way this product is worth that price.

  3. Fairy Nuff 9 June, 2011 at 14:24

    I think I’ll pass on this. I’m still waiting on Panini Hockey Redemptions FROM LAST YEAR!

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