A Crazy Hit at the BUZZER! 2024 MARVEL MASTERPIECES Box Opening!
A collector opens a 2024 Marvel Masterpieces box, a limited and potentially final Marvel card product from Upper Deck before losing their license. After pulling mostly mid-tier characters throughout the box, he hits his chase card—a gold signature Wolverine—on the final pack, and also receives fan mail with a 2023 Metal Universe Wolverine card.
Summary
The video features an enthusiast opening a $600-700 2024 Marvel Masterpieces box, emphasizing its special status as potentially the last Marvel Masterpieces product ever produced due to Upper Deck losing their Marvel license. The box contains 12 packs with 3 cards each, with almost all cards being numbered across four rarity tiers. The collector explains the product has excellent artwork and display value, choosing to preserve the box itself rather than discard it, as he believes it will appreciate over time.
The opening proceeds systematically through 12 packs, revealing primarily lower and mid-tier character cards including Scarlet Witch, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Emma Frost, and various X-Men characters. The collector catalogs the different card types including base cards, variant covers, preliminary art cards, gallery variants, canvas cards, and gold signature cards. Notable pulls include an orange Scarlet Witch numbered to 99, a green Black Widow numbered to 25, a gallery variant Thor in purple, and multiple framed masterpiece variants.
Throughout the opening, the collector expresses frustration at not pulling higher-tier characters, noting that the rarest tier-four characters (Wolverine, Scarlet Witch, Hulk, Spider-Man, and others) are intentionally difficult to obtain. On the final pack, he pulls a gold signature Wolverine numbered to 1 of 1, which he celebrates as hitting his primary chase card and the box's major hit. The video concludes with him receiving fan mail including a 2023 Metal Universe Wolverine Grandiosus card and letters of appreciation from collectors, setting up future content openings.
Key Insights
- Upper Deck lost their license for Marvel cards, making 2024 Marvel Masterpieces potentially the last or final product for a long time, giving it special collectible significance beyond typical releases
- The collector chooses to preserve the product box as a display piece rather than discarding it because he believes it will appreciate in value over time, demonstrating confidence in the product's long-term worth
- Marvel Masterpieces boxes are priced at $600-700 and already drying up in availability, with the collector warning that prices are likely to increase significantly as remaining inventory sells out
- The tier-four rarest cards (Wolverine, Scarlet Witch, Hulk, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk, Magneto, Captain America) are intentionally extremely difficult to pull, with the collector mentally preparing himself not to expect pulling his chase Wolverine
- The gold signature Wolverine pulled in the final pack is numbered to 1 of 1 and extremely difficult to find on eBay because it combines a tier-4 rare with a signature, making it one of the hardest possible pulls from the product
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Transcript
[0:00] Hello my friends. Today I have a wonderful box. This is a 2024 Marvel Masterpieces. And this is a very limited product, maybe the last Marvel Masterpieces because Upper Deck lost their license for the Marvel cards. So this is very special for me. We got three cards per pack, 12 packs per box, and almost all the cards are numbered. Bat Blade, do your thing. I'm actually going to keep this box. nice and not just cut into it and throw it in the trash because I feel like this [0:36] is going to appreciate over time. Oh, we got a little dinger over here. Not the box, the product. And I don't know. I just I just…
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