He played in the NHL in parts of three decades, was a champion in junior, played in three Stanley Cup finals and was in the race… Read More »Doug Mohns: 2 Rookie Cards With Boston Bruins In 1954-55
1967-68 marked the first NHL season for six new franchises. Previously, the league consisted of six teams but found itself to be double the size… Read More »The Captains of the 1967-68 NHL Expansion Teams
The Bill Hunter Trophy was the WHA’s version of the Art Ross Trophy. For seven years between 1972-73 and 1978-79, the World Hockey Assocation handed… Read More »The Rookie Cards of the 4 Winners of the WHA’s Bill Hunter Trophy
Gordie Howe played in the NHL from 1946-47 to 1970-71 with the Detroit Red Wings. He then returned to the NHL for one season, 1979-80,… Read More »The High Price of a Complete Gordie Howe Collection
Well, you could just collect them all. Rent an office somewhere to store the millions of hockey cards in your ever-growing and never complete collection.… Read More »Finding Your Niche in Vintage Hockey Card Collecting
1968-69 was the second season of the post-Original 6 era. The Montreal Canadiens were regular season champs and marched through the playoffs to sweep the… Read More »1968-69: Enter O-Pee-Chee
After a stellar four year junior career with the OHA’s Oshawa Generals from 1962-63 to 1965-66, Bobby Orr took his revolutionary style of offensive minded… Read More »10 Must-Have Bobby Orr Hockey Cards
Topps entered the hockey card market for the 1954-55 National Hockey League season. From the start, Topps produced cards with players from the Detroit Red… Read More »Tops of Topps