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Cardboard Assets: 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee Guy Lafleur Rookie Card 1 year 3 weeks ago

Guy Lafleur first appeared on a hockey card in the 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee series. Number 148, however, was not in the Topps series that season. Typically, the Topps and O-Pee-Chee sets were mirrors of each other but there were exceptions, Lafleur’s rookie card being one of them. The card is considered an uncorrected error card (UER). His last name on both the front and back of the card is misspelled La Fleur. O-Pee-Chee made this similar mistake with other French-Canadian players in that series.

Gilbert Perreault – Still the Face of the Buffalo Sabres 51 weeks 4 days ago

When one thinks Buffalo Sabres, one has to think Gilbert Perreault. Perreault is certainly a must for any vintage hockey cards collector. Gil’s 1970-71 O-Pee-Chee rookie card #131 is worth as high as $100, according to Beckett. The Topps version of the same card is rated at a high price of $40. Very recently, the Topps version sold for $39.99 on an eBay auction.

Gilles Gratton – An NHL / WHA Cult Legend 44 weeks 6 days ago

In just a five year major league hockey career, there were only three hockey cards produced with the face of Gilles Gratton featured on the front. Yet, the goalie is somewhat of a cult classic due to his apparent goaltending skills and his bizarre antics.

$3000! Bobby Hull’s 1958-59 Topps #66 Rookie Card 51 weeks 4 days ago

The 1958-59 Topps hockey series featured the rookie card of one of the greatest snipers to play the game. The number 66 card from that series, the rookie card of Bobby Hull, accounts for 2 thirds of the total value of the set. Beckett claims that the 1958-59 Topps #66 is worth up to $3000.

Under-rated: 1973-74 Dave Keon O-Pee-Chee #150 1 year 3 days ago

Rated at not much more than a common card, the 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee #150 card should be a prized possession of any Toronto Maple Leafs fan. The O-Pee-Chee #150 is of Toronto team captain Dave Keon, but from the picture on the front of the card, you’d have a hard time determining that.