Pre-order 2023-24 Upper Deck Clear Cut Hobby Box

The basic autographs follow the same general layout as the flagship 2023-24 Upper Deck Hockey set. The checklist, however, is not quite the same. Here, it's a mix of veterans, rookies and retired stars. The cards are printed on acetate, giving them a transparent look and a plastic feel. Veterans have 1:6 packs, recruits 1:4 packs and legends 1:60 packs.

Parallels are also familiar to the main series with Outburst (/25), High Gloss (/10) and Gold Outburst (1/1).

UD Canvas signatures (1:12 packs) are another set that takes a leap forward. Red Ink versions are limited to the player's jersey number, while Gold Ink versions are unique.

Still on the canvas theme, there are Canvas Rookie Debut Signatures (/25). These cards also have unsigned versions. These are the only 2023-24 Upper Deck Clear Cut Hockey cards without autographs. They are a bonus in boxes that have redemption.

Most of the other autographs on the checklist are inspired by other brands. Black Diamond offers the Myriad 1998-99 (1:54 packs) with additional Rookies (1:22 packs) and Legends (1:180 packs). These have blue (/25) and gold (1/1) parallels.

Champs autographs add a retro touch to the modern product. There are also Veterans (1:12 packs), Rookies (1:105 packs) and Legends (1:105 packs), as well as blue (/50), red (/10) and black (1/1) versions.

Other retro models include Ionix Authentics 1998-99 (1:30 packs), UD Classic Portraits 2003-04 (1:40 packs) and Upper Deck Sweet Shot Autographs 2006-07 (1:25 packs).

Rookie Retro Autographs (1:45 packs) recreate the best-known Rookie cards as acetate signatures. They come from a variety of brands and years.

Supreme Skill (veterans - 1:30 packs, rookies - 1:17 packs) complete the picture. They are available in blue (/25) and gold (1/1) versions.