2019-20 UD Black Pride of a Nation Canada patch Autograph of "The Great One" Wayne Gretzky #'d to 25!

2021-22 UD The Cup Cale Makar patch autograph from "The NHL Collection" #'d only to 10!

2023-24 UD Clear Cut Retro Portraits Autograph #'d to 35!

2020-21 UD Clear Cut Young Guns autograph of Reigning Stanley Cup champ Aleksander Barkov of the Florida Panthers.

Gamble played parts of several seasons in the NHL, and was part of the Canadiens’ 1953 Stanley Cup-winning team. He had a long and highly successful career in the AHL, particularly with the Rochester Americans, winning multiple Calder Cups (AHL championships) as both a player and a player-coach. He remains one of the top scorers in AHL history and was inducted into the AHL Hall of Fame in 2007. A tough #1 card, graded a sharp 5 EX by SGC.

Schmidt is a HOF player, coach, and general manager, best known for his long and successful association with the Boston Bruins of the NHL. He played from 1936 through 1955, winning a pair of Stanley Cups, the Hart Trophy as league MVP (1951), and a scoring title (1940). As GM he helped build the powerhouse Bruins teams of the early 1970s that won two Stanley Cups. A very tough card condition wise, last in the set, graded a clean 5 EX by PSA.

Beliveau is widely regarded as one of the greatest to ever play the game. Winner of 10 Stanley Cups as a player (1956–1971), and 7 more as an executive, with the Canadiens. He was Captain of the Habs for 10 seasons (1961–1971), was the first-ever Conn Smythe Trophy winner in 1965 as playoff MVP, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1972. This Short Print from the classic 1964 Topps "Tall Boys" is a key card in the set. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Gorgeous, unmarked, first series checklist from the always popular 1964 Topps hockey set. Unmarked vintage checklists are among the strongest value generators in the hobby. Graded 6.5 EX-NM+ by SGC!

Arctic Freeze of Sidney Crosby #'d to 99 from 23-24 OPC Platinum is a PSA 10 POP 1!

2023 OPC Platinum Cosmic #'d to 65 of Penguins star Sidney Crosby graded a Gem mint 10 by PSA!

2022-23 SP Game Used 3 color patch of Oilers star Connor McDavid #'d only to 35!

from 2024-25 Upper Deck Series one this is a SSP of Connor Bedard part of the "Swagnificent" short print series

Superb mid-grade 2nd year card of the Habs great HOFer, graded 4 VG-EX by SGC.

"Big" Ed Sandford played in the NHL during the 1940s and 1950s. Sandford was known as a strong two-way player with leadership qualities. He captained the Boston Bruins and was especially notable during the 1953 Stanley Cup Playoffs, where he led all players in scoring and was considered one of the standout performers, despite Boston not winning the Cup. He played in five all-star games and was named 2nd team All-Star in 1954. Graded an absolutely pack-fresh, crisp and clean 8 NM-MT by PSA (only 2 graded higher)!

Joe Klukay was a solid winger, best known for his time with the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 1940s and 1950s. He was part of the Toronto's dynasty that won four Stanley Cups from 1947 to 1951. He was a strong two-way player, especially recognized for his defensive play and penalty-killing skills. Gorgeous high-grade 55 Parkie, graded 7 NM by SGC!

Reay was a long time player and coach, who played primarily with the Montreal Canadiens and later briefly with the Detroit Red Wings during the 1940s. He won two Stanley Cups as a player with Montreal (1946 and 1953) and was known as a solid, two-way forward. As a coach he spent time with Toronto and more prominently, Chicago, where his team was consistently competitive, reaching the Stanley Cup Finals three times (1965, 1971, 1973), although never winning. At the time of his retirement, he held the record for the most wins by a coach in Blackhawks history (over 500). Solid high-grade example of his "Oldtime Great" 1955 Parkie, graded 7 NM by PSA!

2023-24 UD Young Guns clear cut SP parallel of star young Wild Dman Brock Faber graded a Gem mint 9.5 by BGS with quad 9.5 subgrades

2021 SP Authentic Inscribed Future Watch autograph of current Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Newhook graded a Gem mint 10 by PSA!

2020-21 SP Authentic UD Authentics Autograph of Canucks Star Elias Pettersson graded a mint 9 by PSA! Card is a POP 1 with none graded higher!

2018-19 SP Authentic Future Watch autograph of Canucks star Dman Filip Hronek graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

This lot consists of 10 different cards from the very first post-WW II hockey offering, the 1951-52 Parkhurst set. All 10 cards in this lot are rookie cards, includes #7 Tom Johnson (HOF), #23 Moe Henderson, #25 Hal Laycoe, #30 Adam Brown, #40 Gus Bodnar, #53 Jack Stewart (HOF), #65 Metro Pyrstai, #73 Gus Mortson, #88 Bob Solinger, #93 Don Raleigh. The overall condition is poor, as cards display a combination of back damage from scrapbook mounting, heavy creasing, and/or writing or ink. Hall of Famer Tom Johnson's card also displays evidence fire damage!

This lot consists of six cards from Topps' first hockey issue, the seminal 1954-55 set. This vibrant set was a game changer, with tremendous artwork and a superior, clean design. Lower grade offering, with cards grading FR to GD. Lot includes #9 Benny Woit (GD), #12 Bucky Hollingworth RC (GD-GD+), #17 Gus Mortson (GD), #42 Red Sullivan (FR), #44 Ivan Irwin RC (PR - back damage), #53 Don Raleigh (GD+).

Nice mid-grade lot of 12 clean cards from the 1958-59 Topps hockey set. Grades GD to VG-EX, mostly VG, includes #3 Glen Skov (VG+), #4 Leo Labine (VG+), #9 Vic Stasiuk (VG), #17 Norm Johnson (VG+), #18 Earl Ingarfield (VG), #22 John Wilson (VG-EX), #23 Larry Cahan (GD), #27 Nick Mickoski (GD), #42 Tod Sloan (VG+), #55 Lorne Ferguson (VG), #58 Warren Godfrey (GD+), #62 Don McKenney (GD).

This lot contains 20 different cards from the popular 1967-68 Topps hockey set. Grades VG to EX, with a few less. Includes #6 Terry Harper (EX), #12 Pete Stemkowski (VG-EX), #20 Duane Rupp (VG+), #22 Wayne Hillman (VG-EX), #25 Phil Goyette (GD-VG), #27 Rod Seiling (EX), #39 John McKenzie (VG-EX), #47 Gary Bergman (EX-EX+), #50 Doug Roberts (VG), #52 Floyd Smith (EX), #59 Gilles Marotte (VG), #69 John Ferguson (GD), #84 Harry Howell HOF (VG), #97 Gary Doak (VG-EX+), #100 Ron Murphy (VG), #104 Jean-Guy Talbot (VG-EX), #105 Bart Crashley (GD), #110 Geoffrey Powis RC (VG-EX+), #111 Chico Maki (VG), #132 Norm Ullman AS HOF (FR).

Nice mixed lot of the colorful 61 Parkies, grades VG to EX+, includes the following: #8 Bob Pulford HOF (VG-EX), #24 Len Lunde (VG-EX+), #28 Ed Litzenberger (VG-EX+), #37 Albert Langlois (EX+), #39 Ralph Backstrom (VG+), #46 Phil Goyette (VG).

Nice mixed lot of classic 1963 Parkies, the final set for the original company, grading VG-EX to EX-MT, includes: #22 Jean-Guy Talbot (EX+), #25 Bill Hicke (EX-MT), #37 Marc Reaume (EX-MT), #38 Dave Balon (VG-EX+), #41 Bruce MacGregor (EX), #51 Hank Ciesla (EX).

This lot consists of 18 different cards from O-Pee-Chee's 1968-69 issue. Grades a clean EX to EX-MT, includes: #11 Pete Stemkowski, #90 Joe Watson, #138 Gary Doak, #151 Howie Young, #154 Eric Nesterenko, #162 Ted Harris, #163 Claude Provost, #168 Ron Stewart, #167 Reg Fleming, #179 Jean-Guy Talbot, #180 Ab McDonald, #182 Bill McCreary RC, #184 Andre Lacroix RC, #189 John Arbour RC, #192 Bob Woytowich, #193 Keith McCreary, #194 Murray Oliver, #195 Larry Mickey RC.

Mixed lot of stars and Hall of Famers from 1968-69 through 1974-75, Breakdown is as follows: 1968-69 Topps #72 Rod Gilbert* (VG-EX), 1970-71 Topps #50 Yvan Cournoyer (EX+), #55 Jean Beliveau* (VG), 1971-72 Topps #54 Gerry Cheevers* (EX), #117 Cesare Maniago (VG-EX), 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee #157 Rick Martin (VG), 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee #7 Paul Henderson (VG-EX), #24 Serge Savard* (VG), #141 Jean Ratelle* (EX), #145 Frank Mahovlich* (VG-EX), #180 Mickey Redmond (EX), 1974-75 O-Pee-Chee #72 Marcel Dionne* (VG). * denotes HOFers

2016 UD Exquisite Rookie Signatures autograph #'d to 149 of Nikolaj Ehlers

2021-22 SP Authentic Future Watch Autograph of current Montreal Canadiens forward Joe Veleno graded a MT+ 9.5 by SGC(auto 10)

2021-22 SP Authentic Jacob Bernard-Docker future watch autograph graded a gem mint 10(auto 10) by SGC!

2023-24 Artifacts Autumn SP #'d to 75 of top young Devils Dman Luke Hughes graded a gem mint 9.5 with quad 9.5 subgrades by BGS

Rookie card of the Red Wings fiesty Tony Leswick, who was a productive and aggressive winger. He would play in six all-star games, garner a 2nd Team All-Star selection, and win three Stanley Cups. Graded 2 GD by SGC.

Timgren finished third in Rookie of the Year voting, played pro from 1949 to 1956, won a pair of Stanley Cups with Toronto (1949, 1951) and an AHL title (1955). Rookie card graded 2.5 GD+ by SGC.

Rookie card of Kraftcheck, who played 157 NHL games and many more in the AHL where he won a pair of Calder Cups with Cleveland. Freshly graded 2 GD by CGC.

Bones was a productive center who played 10 NHL seasons, where he'd play in two all-star games and finish in the top-5 Lady Byng voting three times (including a runner-up finish in 1955. He also won a WHL title with Brandon in 1957. Rookie card graded a nice 2.5 GD+ by CGC.

2021-22 SP Authentic future watch Autograph of Redwings Dman Jacob Bernard-Docker graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023-24 UD Young Guns rookie of top Sharks goalie prospect Yaroslav Askarov graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023-24 UD Young Guns Silver outburst of Senators rookie Tyler Kleven graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023-24 UD Young guns rookie of top Sabres goalie Devon Levi graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

HOFer Emile "Butch" Bouchard was a hard-rock defenseman who played from 1941–1956, over 780 games in the NHL. He was a four-time Stanley Cup champion (1944, 1946, 1953, 1956) with the Montreal Canadiens, where served as captain from 1948 to 1956 and has his #3 retired. He was also made a Member of the Order of Canada in recognition of his contributions to hockey and his community. His son, Pierre also played for the Canadiens and won multiple Stanley Cups in the 1970s. Graded 3.5 VG+ by CGC.

2nd-year card of HOFer Watson who won five Stanley Cups during his 14-year NHL career, including four with the Maple Leafs where he was a productive fan favorite. Graded a nice 4.5 VG-EX+ by CGC.

Lower-grade example of this great HOFers 1952 Parkie. Schmidt was a three-time 1st Team NHL All-Star who finished in the top-5 MVP voting five times, including his win in 1951 and a runner-up finish in 1947. He also played on a line with Bobby Bauer and Woody Dumart, which was originally called The Sauerkraut Line, then shortened to the Kraut Line. These three players were of German descent and all hailed from Berlin, Ontario, which changed its name to Kitchener after World War 1. The forwards finished 1-2-3 in scoring in 1940 and won two Stanley Cups (1939 and 1941). For obvious reasons, as World War 2 came on, they changed their name to the Kitchener Kids. Graded 2 GD by CGC.

Classic goalie card featuring "Sugar" Jim Henry of the Boston Bruins. Henry played 406 NHL games and was known for his durability. Four times he was in the net for all of his team's regular season games (once with Chicago and three times with Boston). In 1952 he finished third in MVP voting and was named 2nd Team All-Star. 2nd-year card, graded 3 VG by CGC.

2022-23 SP Authentic Future Watch Autograph #'d to 999 of Redwings forward Elmer Soderblom graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023-24 SP Authentic Future Watch Autograph #'d to 999 of Rangers forward Will Cuylle graded a mint 9 by PSA!

2023-24 UD Young Guns rookie of star Devils Dman Luke Hughes graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

1991-92 UD Pavel Bure #54. This Iconic card of Canucks Hall of famer Pavel Bure is graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

On the Mt. Rushmore of all-time great defenseman in NHL history. Harvey cards are arguably undervalued, particularly when you see the prices for early Tim Horton cards. Head to head, there is no comparison, although Horton cards carry the greater price tag. Harvey was a 10-time 1st Team All-Star selection (Horton 3x), 7-time Norris Trophy winner (Horton 0x), 5-time top-5 voting for MVP (Horton 0x), and a 6-time Stanley Cup winner (Horton 4x). He also ended up with 540 points over 19 seasons (1,113 games), more points in less games than Horton (518) who played 24 seasons (1,445 games). By every metric, Harvey is the superior player. Maybe if he opened a restaurant, his cards would get the same level of respect as Horton (some suggest Harvey's drinking may also play into the discount, but who really takes that into account when making a card purchase?). In any case, this the third card for this top-shelf HOFer, graded a sharp 4.5 VG-EX+ by SGC with perfect centering and great eye appeal.

Mid-grade rookie card of HOFer, Andy Bathgate, league MVP (1959), leading scorer (1962), 2-time NHL assists leader, Stanley Cup champion, AHL champion, and 2-time WHL champion. Graded a clean 4 VG-EX by SGC.

Bodnar won Rookie of the Year (Calder Trophy) in 1944, and in his NHL debut, he scored a goal just 15 seconds into his first shift — at the time, it was the fastest goal by a player in their first NHL game. He would win a pair of Stanley Cups in 1945 and 1947 with Toronto, and scored 400 pts over 667 games during his 13-year career. After retiring as a player, Bodnar went into coaching and worked with junior hockey teams, including coaching the Toronto Marlboros to a Memorial Cup championship in 1967. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Creighton was a solid two-way center who played from the late 1940s to the early 1960s. He played over 600 NHL games (and more in the high minors) contributing both offensively and defensively during a time when the league only had six teams (the "Original Six" era). After his time in the NHL, Creighton continued to play and later coached in the AHL. His son, Adam Creighton, also played in the NHL. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

2019-20 OPC Platinum on card rookie autograph of star Devils forward Jack Hughes Authenticated by BGS as an in person signing.

2004-05 UD Bee Hive autograph patch #'d to 25 of former Montreal Canadiens star Saku Koivu #'d to 25!

2019-20 UD Chronology 1 in 100 3 color patch #'d to 100 of former Jets star Patrick Laine

2023-24 UD Premier Precipice Autograph Gold #'d to 10 of former capitals star Peter Bondra!

2nd year card of long time NHLer, Eric Nesterenko. He had a long career lasting 21 seasons winning a Stanley Cup in 1961 with the Blackhawks. He was Known as a defensive forward with strong skating, checking ability, and penalty-killing skills. After he retired Nesterenko had a diverse life outside of hockey working as a disc jockey, stockbroker, travel agent, teacher, and writer. He also appeared in the movie “Youngblood” (1986) alongside Rob Lowe, playing the father of Lowe’s character. Graded 6 EX-NM by KSA.

Rookie card of long-time pro, Bob Bailey, who played from 1948 to 1971 in no less than eight leagues, including 150 at the NHL level. By far his greatest success came in the AHL where he'd play parts of nine seasons winning a pair of Calder Cup titles. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Rookie card of HOFer Keith Allen who played briefly for the Detroit Red Wings (28 games between 1953 and 1955) before settling into a successful minor league career, notably with the Edmonton Flyers (WHL), where he was a team captain and where he'd win one of his two AHL titles. After his playing days he became the first head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers history (1967–1969). He then became GM in 1969 and built the Broad Street Bullies, the team that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1974 and 1975. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992 as a Builder. Graded 4 VG-EX by SGC.

Rookie card of long, long time NHLer, Doug Mohns who lasted 22 seasons and never played a game in the minors having made the jump directly from junior hockey. Mohns was versatile, playing both forward and defense, and was good enough to play in seven all-star games. Graded a nice 5 EX by SGC!

2023-24 SPA Future Watch Autograph of Boston Bruins top rookie Matthew Poitras #'d to 999. Card is NM

2024-25 Tim Hortons Franchise trios SSP featuring Bruins stars David Pastrnak, Brad Marchand and Charlie McAvoy

2024-24 SP Game Used net cord from the 2024 NHL Stadium Series featuring Joel Farabee of the Philadelphia Flyers #'d to 35!

2022-23 Skybox Metal Universe Red Precious Metal Gems SSP #'d to 100 of Redwings Star Moritz Seider!

HOFer Drillon had a brief but successful NHL career, leading the league in scoring in 1938 while being named to the NHL First All-Star Team twice. He finished on the top-5 voting for the Lady Byng five times, winning it in 1938 and finishing as the runner-up three times. He won a Stanley Cup with the Leafs in 1942, and at the age of 29 he joined the RCAF during World War II, never to play in the NHL again. Interestingly, Drillon was one of the early players to use what would now be recognized as a "screening" style of play—parking himself in front of the opposing goaltender to redirect shots and block the goalie’s view. This style became influential in the evolution of offensive strategies in hockey. After the war, he worked as a scout for the Maple Leafs and was also active in coaching and development. Graded a very clean 6 EX-MT by PSA!

Leafs' legend and all-time great HOFer, Kennedy played his entire NHL career with Toronto, becoming one of the most respected and iconic figures in franchise history. He was known for his leadership, toughness, and clutch performances, especially during the playoffs (10 of his 29 playoff goals were game winners). He won five Stanley Cups with the Leafs (1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951) and was Captain from 1948 to 1955. He won the Hart Trophy (NHL MVP) in 1955, the first Toronto Maple Leaf to do so. Graded a solid 4 VG-EX by SGC.

Johnson was a HOF defenseman who won a Norris Trophy, was a 7-time all-star game participant, a 2-time post-season All-Star, and a 6-time Stanley Cup winner. He was a important piece of the Canadiens great dynasty of the late 1950s. Graded a sharp 6 EX-NM by SGC.

HOFer Siebert was known for his toughness, versatility, and strong two-way play in the NHL during the 1920s and 1930s. Originally a left winger, he later transitioned to defense, where he became even more highly regarded. He was league MVP in 1937, with the Montreal Canadiens, one of the few to do so as a defenseman. He won two Stanley Cups, and was named to the NHL First All-Star Team three times and Second Team once. Tragically, in 1939, Siebert was named head coach of the Montreal Canadiens, but drowned in Lake Huron while swimming, just weeks before the season started. His sudden death at the age of 35 deeply affected the hockey community and a benefit game was held to support his family. Graded a clean 5.5 EX+ by SGC.

2021-22 UD Exquisite Collection RPA of Sabres Dman Jacob Bryson #'d to 78

2024-25 UD Ultimate Rookies RPA #'d to 15 of young Oilers forward Raphael Lavoie

2023-24 UD Ultimate Rookie Signatures SP of Senators goalie Leevi Merilainen

6 card lot of NHL young guns rookie cards featuring Devon Levi, Bobby Brink, Jake Neighbours, Luke Evangelista, Ridly Grieg and Pyotr Kochetkov

Smith was a star who played in seven all-star games, was a 2-time 2nd Team All-Star and a 1st Team selection (1955), and was a 6-time top-5 consideration for the Lady Byng, which he won outright twice. He spent all of his 12 NHL seasons with Toronto where he won three Stanley Cups. This clean example is from the 1957-58 Parkhurst set, which next to the 1955 issue, shows the lowest graded population of all Parkie sets. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Harris was known as a reliable two-way forward, not a flashy scorer but very consistent and dependable. He was often part of checking lines that helped shut down opposing top scorers, contributing heavily to team success even if not leading in points. He won three Stanley Cups in the early 1960s as a member of the Maple Leafs. Graded a sharp 8 NM-MT by PSA, with only three graded higher.

Rookie card for Lalande, who played 151 games in the NHL, primarily with the Chicago Black Hawks and briefly with the Detroit Red Wings, between 1954 and 1958. A December 1957 trade sent him from Chicago to Detroit; after 12 games and only two assists with the Red Wings, he was traded to the Hershey Bears of the AHL. He had a lot of success in the minors contributing to back-to-back Calder Cup championships in 1958 and 1959 with Hershey, and later with the Clinton Comets in the EHL where he recorded consecutive 100-point seasons. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Rookie card for Bily Dea, who had a long career (1952 to 1972), which included over 400 NHL games. He was even more known for his long and productive career in the AHL, primarily with the Buffalo Bisons where he won a Calder Cup (1963) and was a consistent performer and fan favorite. After retiring as a player, he transitioned to coaching and scouting, including assistant coach roles with the Buffalo Sabres and Winnipeg Jets. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

2021-22 SPX Finite and 2021-22 Young Guns rookie cards of sharks forward William Eklund.

2023-24 UD Synergy "rookie journey" rookie card of Sabres star young Goalie Devon Levi #'d to 999

Lot of 2 UD Young Guns "rookie" cards of Seattle Kraken mascot Buoy

2024-25 UD Artifacts Plexi Glass SP of NHL all time goal scoring leader Alex Ovechkin

Clean action card featuring HOFer and Leafs captain, George Armstrong. Others look like HOFer Tom Johnson and goaltender Gerry McNeil. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

Nice example of HOFer Johnson's 58 Parkie. A 6-tie Cup winner and Norris Trophy winner, Johnson was a major part of the Habs 1950s Dynasty team that won five straight titles. Graded 6 EX-NM by SGC.

HOFer Duff played 18 seasons, was known for his strong two-way play which saw him make seven all-star game appearances and win six Stanley Cups (2 with Toronto and 4 more with Montreal). Gorgeous card, graded 7 NM by SGC!

Action card featuring the Leafs Barry Cullen in close on HOF goaltender Jacques Plante. Grading a clean 6 EX-NM by SGC.

2023-24 Bowman Chrome Rookie of the Year Favorites Blue Refractor of Arizona Diamondbacks star Corbin Carroll #'d to 150 graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2022 Topps Gilded Mini Diamond Gold etch #'d to 50 of star Cleveland Guardians 3rd baseman Jose Ramirez graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023 Topps Chrome Ultra Violet All-Stars SP(*Case Hit*) of Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2022 Chronicles Oneil Cruz rookie Clear Vision Red parallel #'d to 100 graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

Regan was a steady two-way player who played 280 NHL games over five seasons. He would also play several more in the high minors where he won championships in the EHL with the Johnstown Jets, and in the QHL with the Quebec Aces. Graded a sharp 7 NM by CGC!

Rookie card of Ingarfield, a steady pro who played from 1954 to 1971, including 13 NHL seasons (746 games). His son Early Jr also played in the NHL. Graded 7 NM by CGC.

Flem has a solid 13-year NHL career where he won a pair of Stanley Cups with Toronto, played in three all-star games, was a 1st Team All-Star in 1953, and led the NHL in playoff scoring (1958). Graded a super clean, 8.5 NM-MT+ by KSA.

Gorgeous high-grade example of this HOFer's 58 Topps offering. Flaman was a tough, stay-at-home defenseman with a solid physical presence. He played for several teams during his career, but his most significant impact was with the Bruins, where he played for over a decade (1949–1959) and was named Captain. He was known for his solid defensive play and he became a fan favorite in Boston for his gritty style. He also had a reputation for being an enforcer, leading the NHL in penalty minutes in 1955. He was 3-time 2nd Team All-Star, and finished in the top-5 Norris Trophy voting five times. He also won a Stanley Cup with Toronto in 1951, and another as an assistant coach with the Bruins in 1972. Graded a sharp 7.5 NM+ by major grader, SGC, and is 1 of 3, with only 2 graded higher.

2022 Topps Tier One Dual Relic Autograph of Chicago Cubs star Ian Happ #'d to 25!

2023 Bowman Chrome 1st Prospects of Athletics top prospect Zack Gelof graded a gem mint 9.5 with high subgrades by BGS!

2018 Topps Holiday rookie card of for Redsox and current Giants star infielder Rafael Devers graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2022 Topps UK Edition Red #'d to 5 rookie card of Brandon Marsh graded a NM 7 by PSA!

Reaume had a sneaky long pro career, breaking in in 1954-55 straight out of Toronto's famed St. Michaels program. He would play one game with Leafs and four more in the post-season, but spent the majority of the season with Pittsburgh of the AHL where he'd win a Calder Cup championship. He spend the next seven seasons in the NHL before embarking on a long run in the high minors that lasted until 1971 when he would play for the expansion Vancouver Canucks for 27 games. He would another Calder in the AHL in 1968, followed by back-to-back WHL titles with Vancouver in 1969 and 70. Graded a sharp 6.5 EX-NM+ by SGC.

HOFer Ken Reardon played his entire NHL career with the Montreal Canadiens from 1940–1942, then 1946–1950 after missing several seasons serving in World War II. He was known for his aggressive style of play and toughness—often playing through injuries. In his war and injury-shortened 7-year NHL career he was a 1st Team All-Star twice and a 2nd Team selection on three other occasions. He won a Stanley Cup with the Canadiens in 1946 and after retiring from playing he became a successful NHL executive and scout, playing a significant role in shaping the Canadiens' dynasty teams of the 1950s and 1960s. Later served as Vice President of the Canadiens. Graded a visually strong 6 EX-NM by SGC with remarkable registration, color and centering.

A steady winger who arrived in the NHL with Montreal in 1956-57, winning four consecutive Stanley Cups to begin his 16-year pro career. He'd play 10 NHL seasons and several more in the high minors before retiring after the 1971-72 season. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

HOFer Frank Selke was one of the most influential executives in NHL history. He began working for the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1929, and stayed with that franchise until 1946, working closely with Leafs owner/manager Conn Smythe. Helped build the foundation of the Leafs success in the early 20th century, winning Stanley Cups in 1932, 1942 and 1945. He would become the Montreal Canadiens GM from 1946–1964, winning another six Stanley Cups (1953, 1956–1960). He developed a strong farm system and emphasized character and development. The league established the Frank J. Selke Trophy in 1978 in his honor, awarded annually to the NHL forward who best excels in the defensive aspects of the game. Graded a clean 7 NM by CGC!

2024 Pokémon Pikachu EX SIR from Surging Sparks. Card is NM

2021 Pokemon Full Art Rayquaza VMAX Secret Rare from the popular Evolving Skies set graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

1999 Pokémon Charmander 1st Edition Grey Stamp Graded a NM-MT 8 by PSA! The Grey Stamp is a low ink short print from the printers being low on ink when the cards were printed back in 1999!

2022 Pokemon Charizard VSTAR Secret Rare from the Brilliant Stars set graded a Pristine 10 with high subgrades by Mint Grading!

2025 Pokémon Iono's Kilowattrel IR from the Journey Together set is graded a gem mint 10 by CGC!

1999 Pokemon Kangaskhan non holo from Jungle Unlimited graded a EX/NM+ 6.5 by CGC!

1999 Pokémon Machamp 1st edition holo graded a EX/NM+ 6.5 by CGC!

2024 Pokémon Lana's Aid UR from the Twilight Masquerade set graded a mint 9 by BGS!

2019 Pokémon FA Glaceon GX from the popular Hidden Fates set graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2000 Pokémon Dark Machamp Holo(with a swirl) from 1st edition Team Rocket graded a NM/MINT 8 by CGC!

2021 Pokémon FA Glaceon VMAX alternate art from the popular Evolving Skies set graded a Mint 9 by PSA!

1999 Pokémon Raichu Holo from 1st edition Base Set graded a EX 5 by PSA!

This lot contains five different cards from the classic 1969-70 Topps basketball set, grading VG to EX, includes: #11 Gary Gregor (VG), #61 Paul Silas RC (VG-EX+), #62 Bob Weiss RC (VG), #78 Bob Love RC (VG-EX), #95 Walt Bellamy* (EX). * denotes Hall of Famer.

This lot contains four cards from the 1970-71 Topps basketball issue, includes #25 Jim Walker (EX-MT), #26 Mike Riordan RC (EX), #64 Dick Snyder (EX-MT), #119 Barry Clemens (EX).

Super clean high-grade rookie card of Celtics great and HOFer, Kevin McHale. Graded 8.5 NM-MT+ by SGC!

2nd-year card of all-time great Laker, Magic Johnson. He was a 3x MVP (6 other top 5 voting), 9x 1st Team All-Star, a 5x NBA Champion and 3x NBA Finals MVP. He holds the all-time record for highest career assists-per-game average (11.2), the highest playoff assists-per-game average (12.4), and the most career playoff triple-doubles (30). Graded 7 NM by PSA!

2022 Panini Mosaic Red Fusion Choice rookie autograph of Pirates star Oneil Cruz.

2024 Topps Chrome base rookie of star Milwaukee Brewer Jackson Chourio graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2024 Topps Junior Caminero Rookie card graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

2023 Topps Chrome Black Variation rookie of young Rangers star Josh Jung graded a gem mint 10 by PSA!

Neal Ball was a Deadball Era infielder who played for several teams over the course of a long pro career. He broke in back in 1903 and played his last game in 1924. Seven of those seasons were spent in the big leagues, and he was a member of the 1912 Boston Red Sox World Series championship team. He is most famous for making the first unassisted triple play in Major League Baseball history on July 19, 1909, while with the Cleveland Naps. From the classic 1909-11 T206 monster set, this is the "New York" version (there is also a "Cleveland" version), graded 1.5 FR by CGC with a Piedmont back.

Bunk hung around organized (and outlaw) baseball from 1895 to 1914. He made stops from D ball all the way to the major leagues where he hit a solid .292 over four seasons (309 games). Here is depicted in the minors with Columbus of the American Association. Graded 1.5 FR by CGC, with a Sweet Caporal 350 back.

Like many of his fellow Deadball peers, Ganley played for a long time, across many leagues and levels. He broke into organized ball in 1898 and played his last game in 1913. He would spend five seasons at the big league level, where was a decent hitter and reliable outfielder. Graded 1.5 FR by CGC with a Sweet Caporal 150 back.

Willett was a solid pitcher over the course of 14 pro seasons, which included 10 at the Major League level. In 1909 he went 21-10 with Detroit and would retire with a 102-100 W-L record. Graded 1.5 FR by CGC with a Piedmont 350 back.

Dutch had a one season cup of coffee in the big leagues, going 4-13 with the last place Chicago Cubs in 1948. He bounced around from 1941 to 1954, mostly losing more games than he won, but he did string together a couple of good years prior to his big league debut. This is his rookie card, from the somewhat obscure 48-49 Leaf set, graded 4 VG-EX by CGC.

HOFer Lou Boudreau was one of the best shortstops of his era, and a successful player-manager as well. Over 15 seasons he would lead the AL in doubles three times and win a batting title (1944). In 1948 as Cleveland's player-manager he hit .355 with 18 home runs and 106 RBI while guiding his team to a World Series Championship, winning the league MVP in the process. He finished with a .295 lifetime batting average, while winning 1,162 games as a bench boss. Graded 2.5 GD+ by CGC.

HOF pitcher Bob Lemon was a workhorse starter who played 13 seasons for the Cleveland Indians. He would win 20 games seven times, go 207-128 lifetime, lead the AL in wins three times, in complete games five times (including 28 in 1952), innings pitched four times, and strikeouts once. He would win both his starts in the 1948 World Series, allowing only three earned runs over 16 innings, including a complete game win over future HOFer Warren Spahn, and the final game, which secured Cleveland first World Series title in 28 years, and the franchises last. Graded 4 VG-EX by CGC.

Super clean unmarked checklist, with Hall of Fame pitcher Juan Marichal. This is the "wide mesh" variation, and is graded 7 NM by CGC.

This is the high-number checklist, and it is the error version which lists card #539 as "American League" rookies. The actual card was a "Major League" rookies card. Unmarked, featuring the Braves Clete Boyer, graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

2nd-year card of one of the greatest pitchers of all time. HOFer Seaver was Rookie of the Year, 3-time Cy Young Award winner (runner-up twice), 5-time 20+ game winner (311-205 career), 3-time ERA leader, 5-time strikeout leader and World Series winner with the miracle Mets of 1969. Graded 5 EX by PSA.

Goegan was a stay-at-home, hard hitting defenseman who played pro from 1956 through 1969. His NHL experience lasted 383 games over parts of 12 seasons. He played about as many in the high minors where he won three AHL league titles. Nice high-grade example, near perfect centering (in a set famous of off-center cuts), graded 7 NM by CGC.

Armstrong was a hard-rock defenseman who played all of his 11 NHL seasons with Boston, where they made a habit of icing a likeminded d-core. Clean card, graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

HOFer Ullman had a lengthy (over 1400 games) NHL career, and was consistently good. Year in and year out he made his way on to scoresheets, finishing with 1,229 points. He was a 1st Team All-Star, played in 10 all-star games, was runner-up for league MVP and the Lady Byng, and scored 20+ goals in 16 out of 18 seasons. Graded 4 VG-EX by CGC.

Nice action card with Chicago's HOF defenseman Pierre Pilote battling the Bruins' Flem Mackell along the boards. Graded a clean 5 EX by CGC.

"Duke" hung around pro hockey for 13 seasons, playing 43 NHL games while funding his niche in the minors where he ran up both points and penalty minutes and won five league titles (one in the WHL with San Francisco, and three with the Cincinnati Mohawks of the IHL). Graded 7 NM by CGC.

HOFer Stanley had a lengthy 21-year NHL career. He played a steady and reliable blueline, was runner-up for Rookie of the Year, played in seven all-star games, was a 3-time 2nd Team All-Star, finished top-3 in Norris Trophy voting twice, and won four Stanley Cups with Toronto. Graded 4 VG-EX by SGC.

Gorgeous high-grade example of HOFer Pronovost's 1960 Parkie offering. Pronovost played 20 NHL seasons, was top-5 Norris Trophy voting five times, winning it twice, was a 2-time 1st Team and 2-time 2nd Team All-Star, and winner of five Stanley Cups. According to the back of his card he had his nose broken 14 times, and he plays a "creditable" brand of golf. An underrated star, graded a superior 8 NM-MT by SGC.

Rookie card of popular "Pie" McKenzie, a 2-time Stanley Cup winner with Boston and a rambunctious winger who scored 206 goals and ran up 923 penalty minutes over his 12-year NHL career. He'd score 19 or more goals six times and hit 98 or more penalty minutes six times, before jumping to the WHA for seven successful seasons. Graded 6 EX-NM by SGC.

Clear the Track! Eddie Shack played an aggressive style on the ice, drawing the ire of opponents, and the attention of the fans. Off the ice he had a larger-then-life personality who was constantly in the media. He would score 20+ goals six times, and rack 100 or more penalty minutes seven times. He won four Stanley Cups in Toronto and was a big part of their dynasty run of the early 1960s. Graded 4.5 VG-EX+ by CGC.

HOFer Gadsby lasted 20 NHL seasons, was a 3-time 1st Team All-Star (4-time 2nd Team) and a Norris Trophy top-5 vote getter six times (including three runner-up finishes). Graded 6 EX-NM by SGC!

HOFer Fredrickson was a high scoring forward in the old PCHA and WHL before jumping to the NHL in the mid-1920s. He won a Stanley Cup with Victoria in 1925, and was also an Allan Cup winner and an Olympic Gold Medalist as a member of the 1920 Winnipeg Falcons. He is also listed as one of the "pioneers of flight in Iceland when he arrived there in 1920 to fly for the country's first airline." Graded a sharp 7 NM by CGC!

Nighbor was an early superstar, playing in the early days of the NHL where he would win the league MVP award, a pair of Lady Byng Trophies and three Stanley Cups with Ottawa. Graded 5.5 EX+ by SGC.

Clean example of Brewer's 63 Parkie. Carl was an aggressive defender who was runner-up for Rookie of the Year and for the Norris Trophy. He was a 1st Team All-Star in 1963, and a 2nd Team pick on three other occasions. He led the NHL in plus/minus twice and in the penalty minutes twice during his 12-year NHL career, which also included three consecutive Stanley Cups with the Leafs. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Played pro from 1960 to 1971, including 104 NHL games and two Stanley Cups (Toronto). He played many years in the AHL, CPHL and WHL. This is his rookie card, graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Dillabough played from 1961 to 1974, including stops in the NHL, AHL, EPHL, WHL, IHL and WHA. This is his rookie card, graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Jeffrey was a solid two-way winger who won an AHL championship in 1965 with Rochester, which had a roster full of future and former NHLers (and a defenseman named Don Cherry) and a Stanley Cup with Toronto in 1966. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Ted Green was a defenseman known for his tough, aggressive, "enforcer"-like play. He was always among the penalty leaders, and won a Stanley Cup with Boston. He also played in the WHA where he won a pair of Avco Cups. In 1969, Green was involved in a stick-swinging fight with Wayne Maki of the St. Louis Blues during a preseason game. Green suffered a fractured skull and brain injury, which caused him to miss the entire 1969–70 season. Maki was charged with assault with a deadly weapon; Green later recovered and returned to play. After retiring as a player, Green became an assistant coach with the Edmonton Oilers during their 1980s dynasty. He was part of the staff that won five Stanley Cups (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990) and later served as head coach of the Oilers from 1991 to 1993. Graded 8 NM-MT by KSA.

"Junior" had a relatively short but successful NHL career, winning three Stanley Cups with Montreal during his 9-year stint. Graded a sharp 8 NM-MT by PSA!

Nice high-grade example of this long time NHLer's 63 Topps offering. Prentice lasted an incredible 22 seasons. He scored 391 goals and 860 points, played in several all-star games and was a 2nd team All-Star in 1960. Graded 8 NM-MT by PSA!

"The Eel" was a star known for his accurate shot. He was Rookie of the Year in 1954, scored 20 or more goals nine times, led the league in shooting percentage three times, and six times was in the top-5 Lady Byng votes, winning it in 1958. Graded 8 NM-MT by PSA with a nice cameo by HOF goaltender, Glenn Hall.

Fergie was the #1 pugilist during his injury shortened 8-year career. He patrolled the ice for the Canadiens, ensuring the many stars had some room to roam. He scored goals (29 as a high) and accumulated penalty minutes, never posting less than 117 with a high of 185. He won five Stanley Cups before moving into a successful management career. 2ndd-year card, graded a solid 6 EX-NM by SGC.

All-time great HOFer, Red Kelly, a 6-time 1st Team All-Star, 4-time Lady Byng winner, Norris Trophy winner, and an 8-time Stanley Cup champ. Graded 4.5 VG-EX+ by SGC.

Solid example from the tougher high-number series, featuring long-time pro Earl Ingarfield, who reached double digits in goals scored 10 consecutive seasons. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Off-grade but tough high-number featuring HOFer Tom Johnson. Graded 2 GD by SGC.

All-time great Chicago HOFer, Mikita was a 6-time 1st Team AS, 4-time Art Ross winner as the NHL's leading scorer, 2-time league MVP, 2-time Lady Byng winner, and a Stanley Cup winner. He retired with 541 goals, 926 assists, and 1,467 points in 1,396 games. Graded 4.5 VG-EX+ by CGC.

HOF goaltender Vachon was a Vezina winner, 2-time Stanley Cup champ, runner-up for the league MVP, and a 353-game winner over his 16-year NHL career. Graded a nice 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

A key card in the set, clean and otherwise unmarked but for an added correction on the back to #264 (John Ferguson written in ink). Graded 2 GD by CGC.

Rookie card of Keith Magnuson, as game a fighter to ever lace up a pair of skates. He broke in and led the NHL in penalty minutes in both his rookie and second years. His injury-plagued career ended after 11 seasons where he'd rack up 1,440 minutes in 589 games played. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

Rookie card of Canadiens stalwart Rejean Houle who broke in and won a pair of Stanley Cups in his first four seasons before jumping to the WHA for three seasons. He would come back to Montreal for the 1976-77 season and win three more Cups over the next three seasons. He was a strong two-way forward who chipped in offensively in a very deep Canadiens squad. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Rookie card of Tardif who broke in and won a pair of Stanley Cups with the Canadiens in his first four years before jumping to the WHA. He would play seven seasons in the WHA, finding a home with the Quebec Nordiques, where he'd lead the league in scoring twice and win two MVP awards as well as wining an Avco Cup in 1977. He would finish his career with Quebec after the franchise gained entry to the NHL. Graded a sharp 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Espo was a beast. The HOFer led the NHL in scoring five times and in one stretch between 1968 and 1975 he'd rack up 418 goals and 912 points in only 539 games. He was a 2-time league MVP (runner-up twice), a 6-time 1st Team AS and a two-time Stanley Cup winner. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

After a one game look at the end of the 1965-66 season, Grant broke in with Montreal in 1967-68, played 22 regular season games and 10 more in the playoffs, where he won a Stanley Cup. After an off-season trade to Minnesota he'd win rookie of the year with a 34-goal campaign. He went on to a productive if not spectacular career, scoring 50 goals in 1975 and 263 overall in his 13-year career. This, his rookie card, is graded a nice 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Leafs HOFer and all-time great, Rookie of the Year, 3-time Lady Byng winner and 4-time Stanley Cup champ. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

All-time great HOFer, Rookie of the Year, 3-time 1st Team AS (6-time 2nd Team), 533 career goals, and 6-time Stanley Cup winner. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Habs HOFer and winner of no less than an astounding 11 Stanley Cups as a player. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

HOFer Savard was a top-5 Norris vote getter on four occasions, winner of the Stanley Cup seven times and the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 1969. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Rookie card of Goring, who was a top-5 Lady Byng finalist five times, winning it in 1978 with the Kings when he played all 80 games, scoring 37 goals and 73 points and recording a single minor penalty. He won the Masterton Trophy in 1978, and later was traded to the Islanders in March of 1980 just in time to win the first of four straight Stanley Cups. He would shine in the post-season, capturing the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 1981. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Rookie card of Martin, LW of the famed Sabres "French Connection" line with Gilbert Perreault and Rene Robert. Martin was runner-up for Rookie of the Year and a 2-time 1st Team AS when he scored back to back 52-goal seasons. He retired with 384 goals in 685 games after a knee injury cut short his career. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

Rookie card of pure goal scorer Reggie Leach, who cracked 50 goals twice including a 61-goal campaign in 1975-76. He would go on to score 19 more in the playoffs that year, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as post-season MVP as the Flyers lost to Montreal. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

The popular HOFer toward the end of career, as a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Horton played for 22 seasons, was a 6-time post-season all-star (3x 1st Team selections), a 2-time Norris Trophy runner-up and a 4-time Stanley Cup champ. Graded 5 EX by CGC.

MacLeish was a highly skilled member of the "Broad Street Bullies" Philadelphia Flyers team that won back-to-back Stanley Cups in the 1970s where he was better than a point a game. He scored 349 goals over his 14 NHL seasons with highs of 49 and 50. Rookie card, graded 5 EX by CGC.

Sharp card commemorating HOF Gilbert Perreault's 1970-71 Rookie of the Year award. Graded 7 NM by CGC.

All-Star card for Leafs HOFer, Dave Keon, graded 5 EX by CGC.

HOFer Mikita's Topps card from 1972-73, graded a superior 8 NM-MT by CGC!

2nd year card of the Canadiens all-time great HOF goaltender. In a short 8-year NHL career he won six Stanley Cups, was named Playoff MVP, then a year later, Rookie of the Year, followed by four 1st Team All-Star selections and five Vezina Trophies. Graded 2.5 GD+ by CGC.

Clean all-star card featuring Hall of Famer, Phil Esposito, graded 6.5 EX-NM+ by CGC.

Popular Bruins Stanley Cup team card from the 72 OPC set, graded 4 VG-EX by CGC. Orr, Espo, Sanderson, Bucyk, all in attendance.

HOFer and new WHA star Bobby Hull, from the high-number 72 OPC set, graded 2.5 GD+ by CGC.

HOFer and new WHA star, Gerry Cheevers, from the high number WHA run, graded 2 GD by CGC.

Nice mid-grade example of arguably the most exciting player of the 1970s, HOFer Guy Lafleur. 5-time 1st Team AS, 3-time Art Ross winner as the leagues top scorer, 6-time (consecutively) 50+ goal and 100+ point scorer, 3-time Pearson winner (now Ted Lindsay Trophy) as MVP as chosen by the players, Playoff MVP and 5-time Stanley Cup winner. Graded 4 VG-EX by CGC.

HOFer Hull jumped to the WHA to become the highest paid player in the game. He was a 5-time 50-goal scorer in the NHL, and a 4-time 50+ goal scorer in the WHA where he would find success in Winnipeg with linemates Ulf Nilsson and Anders Hedberg. Graded 5 EXC by CGC.

Several high-profile NHLers jumped to the WHA which offered big salaries. Hull, Howe, Cheevers, and others, including HOFer Frank Mahovlich, extended their careers with the move (and their bank accounts). Graded 5 EX by CGC.

When Gordie Howe jumped to the WHA it wasn't all about the money, but rather the unique opportunity to play with his sons. Marty was a solid defenseman who put up some good numbers in the WHA and won back-to-back Avco Cups. He played a few years in the NHL as well. Graded 7 NM by CGC.

This season Gordie would produce 24 goals and 44 assists (68 points) in 62 games. Pretty good numbers but when you consider he was 48 years old, that puts it in an entirely different light. Graded 7 NM by CGC!

Hull's all-star card from the 1976 OPC WHA set, graded a clean 7 NM by CGC!

Mark was WHA Rookie of the Year, a highly productive winger, and a two-time Avco Cup champion before the move to the NHL where he also switched positions to defense. He was a 1st Team AS and a two-time 2nd Team selection and finished in the top-5 voting for the Norris Trophy four times (including three runner-up finishes). In 1985-86 he had his best season, putting up 24-58-82 in 77 games while leading the league with a +87 plus/minus, finishing 4th in Lady Byng votes, 3rd in the MVP voting, and 2nd in the Norris race. Like his father, Mark is a Hall of Famer. This one is graded 7 NM by CGC.

Gordie's last card from the 1979-80 season. He came back to the NHL and at the age of 51 played all 80 games and scored 41 points, truly an amazing end to an amazing career. Graded 7 NM by CGC.

HOFer Hull's last card from the 1979-80 season where at the age of 41 he registered 17 points in 27 games. Graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

Art Gagne was a solid winger who played in the WCHL, the NHL and the NWHL. In an era when league games totaled no more than 44 games, Gagne was a multi-year 20+ goal scorer. These 8 1/2 x 11 inserts were a promotion that ran in La Patrie newspaper in Montreal. The gorgeous near sepia-toned photos are on a semi-thick stock and are difficult to find today in nice condition. PSA does grade these, however their database is quite sparse only showing 26 graded examples total. This clean example grades VG with typical stress wrinkles, creasing and corner wear.

Lepine was an integral part of the Canadiens during the 1920s and 1930s. He played 526 games and was part of back-to-back Stanley Cup championships in 1930 and 1931. This example grades GD with some of the usual stress wrinkles, some creasing and edge/corner wear.

"Battleship" Leduc was a hard rock defenseman for the Habs and was a big part of back-to-back Stanley Cup championships in 1930 and 1931. He played an aggressive hard hitting style which created his rather unique nickname and backs up his 622 penalty minutes in 383 games stat line. This one grades VG with stress wrinkles, creasing and corner wear.

Burke was also part of the 30-31 Stanley Cup winning squad, playing an aggressive style on the blueline. He would play 11 years in the NHL, recording 572 penalty minutes over his 503-game career. This one looks about VG (VG-) with wrinkles, some light creasing, and edge/corner wear.

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