Description
2017‑18 Upper Deck Ice Premieres #123 Brendan Lemieux /1299 Rookie Card
The 2017‑18 Upper Deck Ice Premieres Brendan Lemieux #123 is a clear‑acetate rookie card from one of Upper Deck’s most recognizable premium lines. Numbered /1299, this Ice Premieres Level 5 rookie features Lemieux in full Winnipeg Jets gear, printed on transparent acetate with frosted‑foil accents and the signature Ice vertical layout.
Ice Premieres rookies are known for their clean, minimalist design, crisp photography, and the unique transparent card stock that sets the Ice brand apart from traditional gloss‑finish releases. The Lemieux #123 fits naturally into Winnipeg Jets collections, Brendan Lemieux player PCs, Ice Premieres rookie runs, and 2017‑18 NHL rookie‑era assortments.
The acetate construction and serial numbering align with long‑tail collector searches involving Ice Premieres rookies, Jets prospect cards, transparent‑stock NHL inserts, and mid‑2010s premium UD releases. Official NHL/NHLPA licensing ensures authenticity and proper branding throughout the card’s layout.
ATTRIBUTES
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Year | 2017‑18 |
| Brand | Upper Deck Ice |
| Subset | Ice Premieres |
| Card Number | 123 |
| Player | Brendan Lemieux |
| Team | Winnipeg Jets |
| League | NHL |
| Serial Number | /1299 |
| Card Type | Acetate Rookie Card |
| Finish | Clear Acetate / Foil |
| Orientation | Vertical |
| Category | Hockey Singles |
| Condition | Near Mint / Mint |
| Licensed | Official NHL/NHLPA |
FAQ
Is this an acetate Ice Premieres rookie
Yes — Ice Premieres rookies use clear acetate card stock with frosted foil accents, giving the card a premium transparent finish.
How rare is this card
It is serial‑numbered /1299, consistent with Ice Premieres Level 5 rookie print runs.
Does this card feature Brendan Lemieux in Jets colors
Yes — Lemieux appears in full Winnipeg Jets gear, matching Jets rookie imagery and official NHL licensing.
Is this part of the Ice Premieres rookie lineup
Yes — #123 belongs to the Ice Premieres subset from the 2017‑18 Ice release, featuring acetate rookies across multiple tiered print levels.
Is this suitable for grading or display
Yes — the acetate construction, serial numbering, and clean Ice design make it ideal for grading, top‑loader storage, and display setups.
