2015 Upper Deck Football Value Hanger Pack
2015 Upper Deck Football Value Hanger Pack
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It's the end of an era for Upper Deck's flagship gridiron set. 2015 Upper Deck Football marks the set's final release under the card maker's CLC-exclusive for NCAA cards. Like recent years for the product, the product focuses on a challenging base set that's heavy on 2015 rookies, autographs and other nods to earlier sets.
The 2015 Upper Deck Football base set has just 45 cards. On top of those are 170 rookie players hoping to make their mark in the NFL, which combine to fall two or three per pack. Of the Star Rookies, 40 are considered SP while another 30 are classified as being rare. Twenty players have hobby-exclusive photo variations that land at a rate of two per case. Star Rookies also have Black and White parallels. Numbered to 10, these are a case hit.
The autographs come in several forms with a heavy emphasis on rookies. Star Rookie Autographs are essentially parallels of the base versions. Rookie Lettermen are all numbered to 75 or less. A Cut Above Autographs (1:228), UD Authentics Rookie Signatures (1:480) and College Football Heroes Autographs (1:5,680) are offshoots of basic inserts from the product.
2015 Upper Deck Football has several other inserts, names of which should be familiar for those who have collected the set in recent years. UD Authentics Rookies are inserted two per box and are numbered to 500.
A Cut Above, an insert that dates back to mid-1990s Upper Deck products, can be found with both Rookie (1:7) and Legends (1:17) versions. As the name alludes to, the cards have a die-cut design.
College Football Heroes (1:16) return. The ten-card set looks at players from the 1990s through to the 2000s.
Interactive Predictor cards also return for 2015 Upper Deck Football. They're available for quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers and give collectors a chance to win exclusive sets. In 2014 Upper Deck Football, Predictor cards were based on the first player picked for each position at the NFL Draft.
