Upper Deck brings back O-Pee-Chee Wrapper Redemption program

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By Susan Lulgjuraj | Beckett Hockey Editor

Upper Deck is bringing its O-Pee-Chee Wrapper Redemption Program back to Canada this year.

After collecting 50 hobby wrappers, collectors can redeem them for a six-card pack featuring red-bordered OPC parallels and an OPC stamp card.

The red-bordered set consists of 600 cards, including 100 from the 2013-14 rookie class. Players such as Vladimir Tarasenko, Nail Yakupov, Alex Galchenyuk and Jonathan Huberdeau will be part of this special set. The OPC stamp checklist has 50 names on it.

Collectors can’t redeem the wrappers on their own. They have to bring groups of 50 wrappers to a Certified Diamond Dealer in Canada only where the wrappers will then be shipped to Upper Deck. UD will return the OPC Wrapper Redemption packs back to the shop where collectors will pick them up.

Upper Deck says there are no extra charges associated with these packs, but card shops may ask for a shipping and handling fee to send the cards Upper Deck’s Canadian Fulfillment Center.

The redemption packs will be ready to ship when OPC releases in August.

Susan Lulgjuraj is an editor of Beckett Hockey. You can email her here with questions, comments or ideas. Follow her on Twitter here. Follow Beckett Media on Facebook and Twitter.

 

 

 

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7 comments

  1. Ed 20 June, 2013 at 07:55

    So only the Canadians have a chance at getting the wrapper redemption packs?

    Well, well……well. I guess Upper Deck no longer appreciates the hard earned American Dollar, or the American Hockey Collector.

    So….they can keep their little blue team, red team Football and baseball cards (No license having Trash!) and I will now never purchase an Upper Deck product again.

    I had hoped that eventually Upper Deck would get their licensing back, but Now! They can Kiss my Anal opening goodbye!!

    And Corporations wonder why the public has an attitude with Corporate America. Take your crap to Canada and stay there.

    Upper Deck is part of the American Corporate problem…Not part of the solution!!

    Peace
    ED

  2. Michel Bergeron 21 June, 2013 at 07:46

    I just hope that the 6 pack card wont be trans-lucide like last year so that the shop holder sees what we get and keeps the best one for him. they should be not visible to everybody.
    Just hope this is not another trick of Upper Deck to try to boost sale like they did for the MVP Inserts taht we had in serie 1 and make an update in another set like SP.

  3. James 23 June, 2013 at 04:07

    What’s the deal with UD? All these years of being in the sports card making biz and they STILL can’t get the redemption thing right. Its like I told them in a recent email regarding old redemption cards “if you can’t get it right stop having card and wrapper redemption programs” Its sad! You would think an outfit like Upper Deck would have their collective $&%* together by now when it comes to the redemption game but every year passes and it gets more and more ridiculous each time.

  4. Anthony C 23 June, 2013 at 20:26

    Its really no diff when other companies have us only redemptions. For example, Topps has various US only redemptions in their packs. Lets face it, the majority of the big hockey buyers are probably going to be in Canada. Cry me a river.

  5. Jim A 24 June, 2013 at 20:42

    It isn’t as if Upper Deck has ever had a product worth buying anyway. This is nothing new for them as they are known to send loaded product to other countries anyways. Who wants to spend money on merchandise that isn’t even allowed to use a major league team name anyway. Let them have their one and only sport along with a subpar card manufacturer, after all it would suck to be a Canadian!

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