Notable Cards to Hunt ForWhile common player cards hold very little value, a few specific chases make ripping these packs incredibly fun and potentially lucrative:The Stanley Cup Hologram (No Number): This is the ultimate pull. Pro Set inserted only 5,000 of these individually numbered holograms across their entire production run. A raw, ungraded copy brings in roughly $20 to $30, but a pristine version graded at a PSA 10 can command upwards of $200 to $300+.Paul Gillis "Bloody Nose" Error (#246): Due to a printing defect, a red blob appears on Gillis's nose, making him look bloodied. This card was quickly corrected, making the error variant rare. It regularly sells for $40 to $65 raw.Wayne Gretzky (#340): The Great One is the most iconic base card in the set. While raw copies are worth about $1, a flawlessly centered card that scores a PSA 10 can net $40 to $50.Key Hall of Fame Rookies: Look for Jaromir Jagr (#632), Mike Modano (#11), Ed Belfour (#598), and Sergei Makarov (#171). Raw copies are nominal, but high-grade copies carry premium value for registry collectors.