We’re pumping a ton of hockey cards onto eBay.ca at the moment and are offering $.99 shipping on winning bids for VHCR subscribers until the end of March, 2013!
The normal shipping rate is $2.79 on hockey card shipments of up to 50 cards. Until the end of March, 2013, e-mail subscribers to this website pay just $.99!
Not a subscriber? Just look to the right and click where it says ‘Become a Subscriber’. It’s that simple. You will only receive periodic updates by subscribing and will not be hammered by constant spam. Your e-mail address will remain heavily guarded and private and will not be sold or given away.
This discount applies to cards listed at Samworth1968
only.
This is not an automated discount! before paying, you must notify us, through eBay or via e-mail, and provide your e-mail address that you’ve used to subscribe at Vintage Hockey Cards Report. At that point, we can manually adjust the invoice to reflect the discount.
Discount applies to bids won on or before March 31, 2013.
Drop by often to check out what’s available! New listings will be added often.
Check out what we’ve got listed here.
If you have any questions or need more info, please e-mail us.
Take the Poll!
Also, take a look to the right of this article and have your say in our latest poll. The National Hockey League offers an award for the player with the most points (Art Ross Trophy) and the most goals (Rocket Richard Trophy) but do not honour perhaps the most important player on the ice – the set-up man.
Who should the NHL name their impending trophy for most assists after? Currently, Wayne Gretzky has taken the majority of the votes. And, why not? The Great One is hands down the greatest player to ever put on a jersey in the history of the National Hockey League. Yet, the league disses him by not naming an award after him. The Ontario Hockey League not only has one award named after Gretzky, but two, even though Wayne only played one full season in the league.