Panini Production Gallery: 2010-11 Dominion Hockey

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By Andrew Tolentino | Hockey Editor

Prodding the card company’s Twitter followers, Panini America‘s Tracy Hackler delivered this morning on a promise to show off the most requested brand preview at the crosstown production facility.

While the visit will inevitably result in more  sneak peeks from coming lines like Zenith Hockey, Totally Certified Basketball and Donruss Elite Football, tweet majority ruled here — resulting in a gallery of soon-to-be-pulled 2010-11 Dominion Hockey cards.

As Panini’s Al Muir explained in a previous preview, “Dominion isn’t a product for the masses. This is for the high-end hobbyists, the whales.”

Below are a few nuggets of nutritional information for the $350 whale food.


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6 comments

  1. XstreamINsanity 9 June, 2011 at 15:52

    This kind of makes me wish I collected Hockey. Basketball only seems to have Shorts, Jerseys, Patchs and warm-ups, VERY RARELY shoes. Hockey, you get sticks, buttons, patches, globes, skates and I think I even once say helmet material. Even that Tape to Tape looks pretty sweet. Really sweet looking stuff.

  2. Matt Jett 10 June, 2011 at 01:38

    Dominion also isn’t a product for people who like design or non-poorly-named insert series, apparently.

    STAMPED IT.

  3. flokrenito 10 June, 2011 at 01:54

    i am having trouble finding words to describe how sick these cards are. like Xstream said, wish this would exist in basketball…

  4. John P 7 July, 2011 at 22:47

    Last kick at the can for Panini to impress…..all the other products they produced this year were underwhelming, overpriced and plain junk (Luxury Suite)

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