Design:
From a design point of view, Enforcers II is almost identical when compared to its predecessor. The only main difference are a handful of new designs. But the blood spotted look, along with the bandage-like signature design will never get old.
Price:
Boxes are currently selling for $68.00. Given the amount of “hits” you get, that isn’t too bad of a price. Sure, when you have a lower price with a product that contains a bunch of “hits” the odds of getting something really big drop, but that’s the way this hobby works.
“Hit” Quality:
Every box contains 12 cards – (4) autographs, (3) relics, and (5) base cards.
I pulled the following:
Autos
- Mick Vukota Enforcers II Auto
- Craig Coxe Enforcers II Auto
- Jim Nill Enforcers II Auto
- Ron Stern Enforcers II Auto
Relics
- Todd Fedoruk Instigator 2-Color Patch #’ed/20
- Aaron Downey vs. Peter Worrell Combatants Dual Jersey
- Felix Potvin Pugilistic Puck Stoppers Jersey
Base
- Jim Dorey/Forbes Kennedy Tag Teams #125
- Fraser vs. O’Reilly Tale Of The Tape #149
- Daneyko vs. Ray Bloody Battles #173
- Kolzig vs. Dafoe Crease Conflicts #94
- Tie Domi 3,000 P.I.M. Club #102
Overall:
Overall, I give Enforcers II 3 blood drops out of 5 (1=poor & 5=perfect). Its one of the most violent and bloody sets ever created. You’d never see anything like this when it comes to baseball, basketball or golf :-). The design is great, but it would have been nice to see some newer/innovated designs. I don’t have a problem with the design they used before, but using the identical one again usually isn’t something collectors want to see.
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