Galaxy's Fall Classic

Mid-grade, late career card of all-time great, Jacques Plante, graded 4 VG-EX by SGC.

All-Star card for HOFer Yvan Cournoyer, a 4-time all-star, Conn Smythe winner, and 9-time Stanley Cup winner with Montreal. Graded 7 NM by CGC.

Solid example of HOFer Mikita's 72 OPC offering, graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

HOFer Tony Esposito, pictured "in action", graded 6 EX-NM by CGC.

HOFer Gerry Cheevers had jumped to the WHA after winning a pair of Stanley Cups, this is part of that high number run which featured the first cards o

Superb quality HOFer, Gilbert Perreault, graded 7 NM by SGC!

Espo from his prime years, the top offensive weapon in the league, graded 6.5 EX-NM+ by CGC.

Older brother of HOF goaltender, Ken Dryden, Dave had a lengthy pro career in the net, from the 1974 OPC WHA set, graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

Clean card of HOFer goalie Cheevers, an established star in the NHL who took the money and helped kick start the WHA. Graded 5.5 EX+ by CGC.

HOFer Plante was still going at the age of 46, in this, his final season. He had taken a year off to coach the Quebec Nordiques before signing on to m

2nd year card of HOF goalie, Billy Smith, Conn Smythe and Vezina Trophy winner, and 4-time Stanley Cup champion. Graded 7 NM by KSA.

The great HOFer, Bobby Orr, still performing greatness even has his knees were falling apart. Graded 5 EX by SGC.

Rookie card of the great HOF defenseman, Denis Potvin, who was Rookie of the Year, 3-time Norris Trophy winner, and a 4-time Stanley Cup champ. Graded

Nice higher-grade and super low pop example of this 1937 World Wide Gum card. Joe Lamb was a tough forward (led the league in penalty minutes in 1930

MacKenzie had a solid pro career, winning a Stanley Cup with Chicago in 1938 and a couple of AHL titles in the proceeding years. Like all 36-37 World

HOFer Harvey "Busher" Jackson was the best LW in the NHL in the mid-1930s. He was named 1st Team All-Star four times in a six-year span an...

This is O’Connell’s one and only hockey card. He is listed as a semi-pro player with the Quebec Aces. This is 1 of 1, with only 1 g

Murray was Captain of the 1936 Port Arthur Bearcats, which won the silver medal for Canada at the 1936 Winter Olympics. Following the Olympics, Murray

Wiebe was a steady and dependable defenseman who played 11 NHL seasons, winning a Stanley Cup in 1938 with the Chicago Black Hawks. This, his rookie c

Another of the semi-pro senior amateur players in the set, this is Muir’s one and only hockey card. Low pop: 1 of 1, 3 higher, from SGC, with