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2017 $5 Upper Deck: Patrice Bergeron 1oz. High Relief Fine Silver Coin in Box (No Tax) issues
2017 $5 Upper Deck: Patrice Bergeron 1oz. High Relief Fine Silver Coin in Box (No Tax) issues
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2017 $5 Upper Deck: Patrice Bergeron 1oz. High Relief Fine Silver Coin in Box (No Tax) issues
In 2017, Upper Deck (of trading card fame) released the Grandeur Hockey Coin series. Intended as a "blind box," there were 20 players available in four different finishes and rarities: silver base (#/5000), high relief (#/1000), frosted silver (#/500) and 1/4 oz 24-carat gold (#/100). Buyers wouldn't know who or what they got until they purchased -- but, no matter what, it was still an ounce of silver or a quarter ounce of pure gold! This box contains a high-relief Patrice Bergeron coin. Canadian by birth, Bergeron played 19 seasons with the Boston Bruins before retiring in 2023. He is considered part of the Triple Gold Club, having won an Olympic gold medal, a Stanley Cup, and the championship trophy of the NHL. He has also won the Frank J. Selke Trophy six times, the most in NHL history.
Please note, the nature of this item means it has been opened and handled, and so shows some minor signs of wear and handling. This includes scuffs on the capsule and minor damage to the packaging.
In 2017, Upper Deck (of trading card fame) released the Grandeur Hockey Coin series. Intended as a "blind box," there were 20 players available in four different finishes and rarities: silver base (#/5000), high relief (#/1000), frosted silver (#/500) and 1/4 oz 24-carat gold (#/100). Buyers wouldn't know who or what they got until they purchased -- but, no matter what, it was still an ounce of silver or a quarter ounce of pure gold! This box contains a high-relief Patrice Bergeron coin. Canadian by birth, Bergeron played 19 seasons with the Boston Bruins before retiring in 2023. He is considered part of the Triple Gold Club, having won an Olympic gold medal, a Stanley Cup, and the championship trophy of the NHL. He has also won the Frank J. Selke Trophy six times, the most in NHL history.
Please note, the nature of this item means it has been opened and handled, and so shows some minor signs of wear and handling. This includes scuffs on the capsule and minor damage to the packaging.
