For their 1974-75 hockey card sets, both Topps and O-Pee-Chee continued on with their newly formed tradition of producing playoff cards. The cards featured the… Read More »1974-75 O-Pee-Chee and Topps 214: Esposito on Esposito
Glenn Hall started his NHL career, and his amazing ironman streak, with the Detroit Red Wings. However, it wasn’s until Hall was traded to the… Read More »The Highest Valued Rookie Card of the 1957-58 Topps Set
[liveblog] This is the first in what will be an semi-regular, on-going series of articles on Vintage Hockey Cards Report. Periodically, we’ll be taking a… Read More »Flip That Hockey Card: 1959-60 Topps #28
For the 1961-62 hockey card season, Topps came up with the bright idea to put a team picture on the front of a card. The… Read More »1961-62 Topps – The Birth of the Hockey Team Card
Baldy Northcott is certainly a legendary pioneer from the early days of the National Hockey League. He is also a pioneer of the hockey card… Read More »1933-34 V129 Baldy Northcott Rookie Card – Birth of the UER
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)
The 1954-55 Parkhurst hockey card series is led in value by Gordie Howe ($600) and the rookie card of Johnny Bower ($400). Not far behind… Read More »Fred Sasakamoose: 1 Season, 11 Games, $125 Rookie Card
Before there were umpteen hockey mags full of glossy action photos. Before cable television came up with sports-paks bringing every single game to your living… Read More »NHL Action Cards – The Door Prizes of the 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Series?
