Tim Hortons Trade Night and Hockey Cards 2023-24

Tim Hortons hockey cards trade night for 2023 has been scheduled for November 2 and 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. A single Tim Horton pack costs $1.99 in Canada.

On Thursday night, the card collectors flocked to Tim Hortons Quick Service Restaurants across Canada for the first Tim Hortons Hockey Card Trade Night. More than 300 stores from coast to coast hosted the event.

The next Hortons Card Trade Night will take place on the evening of Thursday, November 9.

Hockey Card Trade Nights are designed to connect the community over their shared love of hockey. The program also helps collectors complete their hockey card sets.

The Trade Nights bring Hockey Card collectors together. They get to celebrate the upcoming hockey season, trade cards with one another, and talk hockey.

Tim Hortons Restaurant Owners usually run fun trivia games during Trade Nights. Winners of the games are subject to win prizes like an autographed and framed Sidney Crosby picture.

NHL Trading Cards can be purchased in person at Tim Hortons restaurants and through the Tims app. Cards are $1 with any beverage purchase excluding espresso shots. They cost $1.99 without a beverage.

If you have collected Tim Hortons Hockey Card packs, you can find a restaurant near you running Hockey Card Trade Nights with an interactive map on the Collect to Win landing page.

Employees, representatives, or agents are ineligible for the Trade Night events. They can't participate or win a prize in the Trade Nights. The rule is also applicable to those domiciled with any such employee, representative, or agent.

Tim Hortons hockey cards were released on October 2, 2023. The campaign will end on  November 13, or once all card packs have been distributed, whichever occurs first.

The complete list of Hortons hockey cards for 2023 can be found here. The most popular Tim Hortons cards for the year are as follows:

Superstar Showcase

• Sidney Crosby
• Auston Matthews
• Connor McDavid
• Alex Ovechkin
• Kirill Kaprizov
• Nathan MacKinnon
• Patrice Bergeron
• Aaron Ekblad
• Cale Makar
• Elias Pettersson
• Jonathan Huberdeau
• Trevor Zegras
• Quinn Hughes
• Leon Draisaitl
• Jack Hughes
• Kyle Connor
• Cole Caufield
• Mitch Marner

Hockey Triumps

• Mark Scheifele
• Mark Stone
• Elias Lindholm
• Drew Doughty
• Jake Guentzel
• Tim Stutzle
• Jonathan Toews
• Aleksander Barkov
• Johnny Gaudreau
• Tyler Toffoli
• Patrik Laine
• Dougie Hamilton
• Mathew Barzal
• Jordan Kyrou
• Matt Duchene
• Clayton Keller
• Timo Meier
• William Nylander

Point Leaders

• Connor McDavid
• Mitch Marner
• Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
• Jason Robertson
• David Pastrnak
• Mikko Rantanen
• Kyle Connor
• Nathan MacKinnon
• Tage Thompson
• Jack Hughes
• Matthew Tkachuk
• Artemi Panarin
• Kirill Kaprizov
• Alex Ovechkin
• Sidney Crosby
• Brady Tkachuk
• Nikita Kucherov
• Auston Matthew

Inmotion Phenoms

• Cale Makar
• Juraj Slafkovsky
• Jason Robertson
• Matty Beniers
• Matt Boldy
• Shane Wright
• Adam Fox
• Rasmus Dahlin
• Jack Hughes
• Kent Johnson
• Nick Suzuki
• Brady Tkachuk
• Owen Power
• Trevor Zegras
• Jake Sanderson
• Elias Pettersson
• Moritz Seider
• Jack Quinn

Symmetry Standouts

• Cale Makar
• Alex Ovechkin
• Nazem Kadri
• Mitch Marner
• Connor Mcdavid
• Jason Robertson
• David Pastrnak
• Moritz Seider
• Tage Thompson
• Jack Eichel
• Patrick Kane
• Matty Beniers
• Adam Fox
• Sidney Crosby
• Kirill Kaprizov
• Auston Matthews
• Kyle Connor
• Leon Draisaitl

Net Keepers

• Igor Shesterkin
• Stuart Skinner
• John Gibson
• Connor Hellebuyck
• Linus Ullmark
• Andrei Vasilevskiy
• Jacob Markstrom
• Cam Talbot
• Logan Thompson
• Ilya Sorokin
• Jake Oettinger
• Darcy Kuemper
• Jordan Binnington
• Vitek Vanecek
• Matt Murray
• Juuse Saros
• Tristan Jarry
• Marc-Andre Fleury

Ice Gems

• Sidney Crosby
• Alex Ovechkin
• Mitch Marner
• Cale Makar
• Adam Fox
• Andrei Vasilevskiy

Connor McDavid's "The Cup" Rookie Patch is the most expensive Upper Deck trading card to date. The cards of Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby are also among the most valuable cards.

Here is the collection of the most expensive Upper Deck trading cards of all time:

• Connor McDavid 2015 "The Cup" Rookie Patch Autograph Card
  
  
• Wayne Gretzky 2004 Ultimate Collection NHL Shield Patch Autograph Card
  
  
• Connor McDavid 2015 "The Cup" Exquisite Rookie Patch Autograph Card
  
  
• Sidney Crosby 2005-06 "The Cup" Rookie Patch Autograph Card
  
  
• Wayne Gretzky 2006-07 Ultimate Collection Signature Logos Game-Used Patch Card
  
  
• Alexander Ovechkin 2005-06 "The Cup" Rookie Patch Autograph Card
  
  
• Mario Lemieux/Sidney Crosby 2005-06 The Cup NHL Shields Game-Used Dual-Patch Card
  
  
• Connor McDavid 2015-16 Exquisite '03 Tribute Gold Spectrum Rookie Patch Autograph Card

1. Connor McDavid 2015 Upper Deck “The Cup” Rookie Patch Autograph Card

During the 2022 Heritage Auction, McDavid's 2015 Upper Deck The Cup Rookie Patch Autograph card was sold for $228,000 closing the auction. Only two copies of the cards in a PSA 10 grade were available.

At just 26 years old, McDavid has been a two-time NHL MVP player. Though he's not won any Stanley Cups, McDavid has appeared in several pivotal playoff series.

McDavid has scored 100+ points each season since his first full season in 2016-17 except in the Covid-19-shortened 2019-20 season. Last season, he led the league in goals and assists amassing 153 points.

2. Wayne Gretzky 2004 Upper Deck Ultimate Collection NHL Shield Patch Autograph Card

A game-used rare Gretzky shield was sold at $145,000. One of his 1979 O-Pee-Chee hockey cards sold for $3.75 million in May 2021.

The Great One Gretzky is widely regarded as the greatest ice hockey player by sportswriters, players, and the NHL itself. The legendary player played in the NHL for the Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues, and New York Rangers.

Gretzky is the only NHL player to total over 200 points in a single season, and he accomplished that feat four times.

In a total of 20 professional seasons played in total, he accumulated 100+ points in 15 seasons, consecutively in 13 seasons.

3. Sidney Crosby 2005-06 Upper Deck “The Cup” Rookie Patch Autograph Card

Crosby’s “The Cup” rookie patch auto card was sold via eBay on 2/26/2019 for $80,287 as reported by GoldinAuctions, making it one of the most valuable upper deck cards.4

Also, Crosby's jersey from his third NHL game was sold for $21,010 in an auction for Hurricane Katrina relief. His first NHL all-star jersey went for $47,520 in an auction for Hockey Fights Cancer.

An active player of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the NHL, Crosby was selected by the Penguins franchise in the 2005 NHL Draft as the first overall pick.

Crosby became the Stanley Cup champion with the Penguins in 2009 and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017.