Market Analysis: 2012-13 Rookie Anthology Hockey Delivering Big for Collectors

With tonight's pivotal Game 4 of the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Finals top of mind inside Panini America HQ and across North America, it seemed appropriate that Karvin Cheung's early secondary market analysis on 2012-13 Rookie Anthology Hockey hit my email inbox earlier this afternoon. After scouring the first few weeks of eBay activity, Cheung, Panini America's NHL Product Development…

Panini America Drool Gallery: The 92-Card Molson Canadian Stanley Cup Collection

As if of-age Canadian hockey fans didn't already have enough tasty reasons to pick up considerable quantities of Molson Canadian products, were about to give you 92 more. The gallery that follows includes every stunning card in the Stanley Cup Collection, a special set honoring every Stanley Cup champion from 1918 through 2011 currently inserted into specially marked cases of Molson Canadian,…

Video & Gallery: The Hockey Highlights from Panini America’s Most Recent Mail Day

If a picture truly is worth a thousand words (and, hey, who are we to argue that it's not?), get ready for 37,000 brilliant ones that will succinctly sum up three good reasons to anticipate Panini America's later-season 2011-12 NHL trading cards. Those three reasons: Game-worn hockey jerseys from Chicago Blackhawks legend Denis Savard, Los Angeles Kings legend Bernie Nicholls and 2011…

Boston Bruin Milan Lucic Comes Through for Hockey Collectors One More Time

When you work on the manufacturer side of the NHL trading card business, you tend to pick up tons of behind-the-scenes skinny and invaluable insight into the daily dealings with the game's superstars and their agents. For example, Panini America NHL acquisitions specialist Alex Carbajal was one of the first people on the planet to know that Boston Bruins winger Milan Lucic earlier this year had expressed an interest…

Panini America On Location: An Interview with Boston Bruins Superstar Tyler Seguin

[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocIqMmRfeRk&w=480&h=390]  RALEIGH, N.C. -- I could wax with prosy praise for paragraphs about the superior skill set possessed by Boston Bruins rookie superstar Tyler Seguin, the swoon-worthy center and second overall pick of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft who turns 19 on Monday. The offensive-minded teenager scored his first career goal in just his second game and entered the NHL All-Star break with 16 points, including…