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Hebenton played pro from 1949 through 1976, including 630 NHL games over 9 seasons. He won a Lady Byng Trophy in 1957, and finished in the top 5 voti

Reay scored 105 career goals in the NHL and won over 500 games as an NHL head coach. The side panel on this card features HOFer Glenn Hall in a frant

Nice looking card of HOF defenseman and 3-time Norris winner, Pierre Pilote. Graded 7 NM by KSA.

Fleming was an NHL "bad boy", always at or near the top of the penalty minute leaders. The side panel here features none other than Mr. Ho...

HOFer Hay had a 500-game career in the NHL with Chicago, winning a Stanley Cup in 1961. He remained in the game after this playing days ultimately be

HOFer Harry Howell missed only 40 games in the 1200 the Rangers played during his time with the franchise, remarkable when you consider he played an a

Off-grade #1 from the Topps 'Tall Boys' set featuring the rookie card of the Detroit's Pit Martin. Martin enjoyed a productive 17-year ...

Off-grade example of this top tier HOFer's 64 Topps card. Sawchuk won Rookie-of-the-Year in 1951, 5 Stanley Cups, 4 Vezina Tropies, made 6 1st ...

HOFer Glenn Hall is one of the very few goalies that is among the very elite of all time. Consider: 11x 1st or 2nd team All-Star selections, Rookie-o

Lower grade example of HOFer Ullman's 64 Topps card. Norm Ullman broke into the NHL in 1955, and played his last game, in the WHA, in 1977, a r...

DeJordy was a solid NHL goaltender who won a shared Vezina with HOFer Glenn Hall in 1967. A deeper dive indicates DeJordy actually carried more weigh

Provost was a solid NHLer and big contributor to many strong Montreal teams. He won 9 Stanley Cups, the most by a player not in the Hall of Fame. Gr

Nice mid-grade example of this New York Rangers all-time great and HOFer who scored 1,021 points over his 18-year career on Broadway. Graded 4 VG-EX

Off-grade Mikita, one of the more dominant players of the post-war era. Stan won a "triple crown" of trophies in back-to-back seasons, ca...

Lower grade Bower, all-time great goalie and HOFer. Bower broke into the NHL in 1953 after 9 seasons in the minors. Over the next 4 seasons he would

All-time great player (5-time all-star, 3-time Stanley Cup winner, and MVP in 1939) and coach (500 career wins and 8 Stanley Cups). Graded 3 VG by PSA

Nice Tall Boy of Red Kelly, HOFer at two positions (D and C), Norris winner, 4x Lady Byng winner, Stanley Cup champion (8x), also winner of 278 games

Nice mid-grade example of this HOFer's 64 Topps card. Laperriere was a Rookie-of-the-Year winner (1964) and a Norris Trophy winner (1966), and ...

1st series checklist, marked, graded 1 PR by SGC.

Lower-grade High Number from the tougher 2nd series, featuring long-time NHLer Don Marshall, graded 2 GD by PSA.