Home of the weird odds.
I purchased this blaster box of 2012-13 Upper Deck Black Diamond Hockey for $12.78.
That box includes 6 five card packs. On average Dual Jerseys was inserted into 1:48 packs (1:8 boxes), Championship Ring Bearers: All-Time Greats was inserted into 1:168 packs (1:28 boxes), and Gemography cards was inserted into 1:1,200 packs (1:200 boxes).
Base Cards
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2 - Jonathan Ericsson
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4 - Tyler Seguin
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6 - Tomas Fleischmann
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11 - Nicklas Backstrom
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13 - Evgeni Nabokov
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17 - Bobby Ryan
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21 - Joe Thornton
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28 - Nathan Horton
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29 - Taylor Hall
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31 - Alexandre Burrows
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37 - Phil Kessel
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39 - Jacob Markstrom
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48 - Valtteri Filppula
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49 - Erik Johnson
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50 - Steven Stamkos
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53 - Cody Hodgson
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56 - Matt Stajan
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57 - Kari Lehtonen
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58 - Derek Roy
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60 - Patrick Roy
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63 - Jack Johnson
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65 - Kyle Okposo
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68 - Mike Green
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69 - Vincent Lecavalier
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81 - Zdeno Chara
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98 - Nathan Gerbe
Insert Cards
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Double Diamond 101 - Tuukka Rask (odds 1:4)
Rask finished the 2012-13 season with a save percentage of .929.
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Triple Diamond 170 - Ron Francis (odds 1:4)
Francis won a Stanley Cup with the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1991 and 1992. He's currently the the general manager for the Carolina Hurricanes which he played for from 1998 to 2004.
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Triple Diamond Rookie Gems 195 - Aaron Ness (odds 1:4)
Ness hasn't done much in the NHL...
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Quad Diamond 217 - Mario Lemieux (odds 1:12)
Lemieux was drafted 1st overall during the 1984 NHL Draft. He played exclusively for the Pittsburgh Penguins throughout his 17-year NHL career, during which he retired after shooting his 1,723rd point.
Dear Upper Deck,
Why is my odds of pulling a Double Diamond and Triple Diamond card from this series the same?