Jean Beliveau has his picture on the front of two hockey cards in the 1953-54 Parkhurst set, but it wasn’t intended that way. Number 27… Read More »1953-54 Parkhurst: More Jean Beliveau at Dickie Moore’s Expense
Parkhurst had a problem with mistaken identity in their 1953-54 hockey card set. Al Arbour and Bill Dineen were rookies with the Detroit Red Wings… Read More »1953-54 Parkhurst Al Arbour Error Card
According to O-Pee-Chee, Phil Esposito broke his own record for most goals in a single season with 78 in 1972-73. This total beat the 76… Read More »Phil Esposito: The 78 Goal Scorer in 1972-73 (According to 1977-78 O-Pee-Chee)
In 1974-75, O-Pee-Chee told the hockey card collecting world that it had been two years since Bobby Clarke had won the Art Ross Trophy. Unfortunately,… Read More »Sorry O-Pee-Chee – Bobby Clarke Never Won the Art Ross Trophy
Similar t0 Parkhurst and their hockey card issue with the spelling of the great Johnny Bower’s name, Topps had problems with Hall of Fame goaltender… Read More »Topps and Their Spelling Issue With Terry Sawchuk
Parkhurst had an on-going issue with the great Johnny Bower in the 1950’s. Not once, but twice they mis-spelled his name on his hockey card. In… Read More »The Name’s Bower. Johnny Bower. (Not Bowers!)
The 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee hockey card set features four cards that are considered to have uncorrected errors (UER). The errors are a bit finicky but, nonetheless,… Read More »1971-72 O-Pee-Chee Error Cards
Another un-documented error card discovery by Vintage Hockey Cards Report? We’ve searched the web and nowhere is it noted that Gary Dornhoefer is spelled Gary… Read More »1974-75 Topps #44 – An Undiscovered Error Card?