Last week, we featured a cardboard cameo from the 1975-76 O-Pee-Chee / Topps series showing Ken Dryden on Guy Lapointe’s card. Since, we’ve tracked down… Read More »More Cardboard Cameos – Including Both Esposito Brothers
In just a five year major league hockey career, there were only three hockey cards produced with the face of Gilles Gratton featured on the front.… Read More »Gilles Gratton – An NHL / WHA Cult Legend
The 1971 NHL Amateur Draft featured two future Hockey Hall of Famers going first and second overall. The Montreal Canadiens picked Guy Lafleur first overall,… Read More »Guy Lafleur Rookie Card Worth More Than Marcel Dionne’s – But, Who Was Better?
What card from the 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee hockey card series is worth the most? The Ken Dryden rookie card? The Guy Lafleur rookie card? The Marcel… Read More »The Most Valuable Card In The 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee Series
It usually doesn’t, but it I think the cameo appearances of star players on hockey cards should increase the value. One of the first articles… Read More »Cardboard Cameo: Ken Dryden On Guy Lapointe’s 1975-76 Hockey Card
Recently inducted Hockey Hall of Famer Mark Howe first appeared on cardboard with father Gordie and brother Marty on hockey card number one of the… Read More »1975-76 O-Pee-Chee WHA Mark Howe Rookie Card
For the 1971-72 series, O-Pee-Chee included two special cards for living legends of hockey that had called it a career after the 1970-71 season. One… Read More »1971-72 O-Pee-Chee #262: Gordie Howe’s First Retirement
When you think of the all-time best Chicago Blackhawks goalie, you would tend to think of either Glenn Hall of Tony Esposito. When it comes… Read More »1969-70 O-Pee-Chee Tony Esposito Rookie Card
