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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 St...

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 f

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,

Classic goalie card featuring "Sugar" Jim Henry of the Boston Bruins. Henry played 406 NHL games and was known for his durability. Four ...

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

Mid-grade rookie card of HOFer, Andy Bathgate, league MVP (1959), leading scorer (1962), 2-time NHL assists leader, Stanley Cup champion, AHL champion

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 t

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) co

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

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 great

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

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