2011 In the Game Canada Vs. the World Hockey Checklist
Every card in 2011 In the Game Canada Vs. the World Hockey, by card number, with player, team and rookie flag, then each parallel and insert with its print run. Tick off the cards you have and the page keeps count of what is left.
- 35 cards
- 35 base
- 1 with a recorded price
Base checklist · 35 cards
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| Have | # | Player | Team | RC | Serial | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GM-01 | Phil Esposito | |||||
| GM-02 | Paul Henderson | |||||
| GM-03 | Darryl Sittler | |||||
| GM-04 | Jim Craig | |||||
| GM-05 | Vladislav Tretiak | |||||
| GM-06 | Larry Robinson | |||||
| GM-07 | Mario Lemieux | $10.01 | ||||
| GM-08 | Bill Ranford | |||||
| GM-09 | Peter Forsberg | |||||
| GM-10 | Mike Richter | |||||
| GM-11 | Dominik Hasek | |||||
| GM-12 | Martin Brodeur | |||||
| GM-13 | Joe Sakic | |||||
| GM-14 | Henrik Lundqvist | |||||
| GM-15 | Roberto Luongo | |||||
| PCC-01 | Mike Liut | |||||
| PCC-02 | Grant Fuhr | |||||
| PCC-03 | Bill Ranford | |||||
| PCC-04 | Patrick Roy | |||||
| PCC-05 | Curtis Joseph | |||||
| PCC-06 | Charline Labonte | |||||
| PCC-07 | Carey Price | |||||
| PCC-08 | Cam Ward | |||||
| PCC-09 | Roberto Luongo | |||||
| PCC-10 | Jake Allen | |||||
| SS-01 | Paul Henderson | |||||
| SS-02 | Bobby Clarke | |||||
| SS-03 | Phil Esposito | |||||
| SS-04 | Yvan Cournoyer | |||||
| SS-05 | Frank Mahovlich | |||||
| SS-06 | Brad Park | |||||
| SS-07 | Valeri Kharlamov | |||||
| SS-08 | Boris Mikhailov | |||||
| SS-09 | Alexander Yakushev | |||||
| SS-10 | Vladislav Tretiak |
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Common questions
- How many cards are in 2011 In the Game Canada Vs. the World Hockey?
- 35 cards across the base set and its parallels and inserts: 35 base cards and 0 other variants.
- How do I track which 2011 In the Game Canada Vs. the World Hockey cards I have?
- Tick a card off on this page and it is saved to your account, so the checklist shows how far through the set you are and what is still missing. It is the same account the CardSquad iPhone app uses.