Ice Hockey Memorabilia

the value is 400.00 up to 2000.00 depends on the shape of the card this is one of the only cards that are going up in value

spezza sticks often sell for 125-150. he still uses wooden sticks so there tends to be a lot more floating around in the market then someone that is using a one piece stick. also autographs don't add value to game used memoribila sometimes it can hinder the prices because collectors prefer them unsigned.

You should look in the annual Beckett price guide. They have info on many counterfeit cards if you look at the description of the particular set.

I think as a long term investment, Lemieux will endure much better than any other hockey player in history. While Gretzky seems to fail at everything he touches including Mcnalls stealing of 250 million that gretzky was involved with, to the gambling him and his wife were involved in, to the bankruptcy of the team he supposedly owns, to the overcharching to creditors for coaching fees of 7 million per year, to Journeying throughout the NHL in waning years to collect a paycheck and try to win, copying lemiuex in ownership, and even wearing a turtle neck sweater on the ice imitating lemiuex as he had to wear it after cancer treatment, accepting award as a great player when the statistics of players in Edmonton were better when he was not on the team, scoring as many points possible running up scores against weak teams in a non defensive environment, having 2 bullies on his side all the time that if he was ever checked, the player would not see daylight again, doing pathetic moneygrabbing commercials delivering pizza...

Am I rambling, these are all facts and many more you don't want to know about.

On the other hand Lemiuex, the purest depiction of a class act in sport history.

Refused payments as a player to keep the team sound, refused silly endorsement contracts for integrity, chose his team and battled to keep it afloat when he first joined it, saving it from extinction, built a great team around him to win cups, fell ill several times, came back, saved the league from itself during strikes, saved relocation efforts of his team, didnt accept a dime of compensation as owner, gm, manager, and barely anything as player, instrumental in modifying rules of NHL to there betterment,

drafting superstar players, making his home their home to nurture and save money for them, creating a spirit of NO I IN TEAM leading to the first owner player to conquer anysport in both capacities on the same team, having players willing to play for him for much less than they can make anywhere else, he is the absolute OPPOSITE of gretzky, and when the media finally is permitted to admit this, there will be no better investment.

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Steve Yzerman and Pavel Bure were beast!! Stevie Wonder was better than Pavel though. Stevie was THE best player in the NHL with Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux.

International Ice Hockey Federation.

I found it online at this website:

http://bevboysblog.blogspot.com/2008/05/212th-post-what-iihf-means.html

Yes - in 2006

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100,00,00 or more

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Strictly a guess - but I'm thinking the NHL probably retains the 'rights' to the North Stars apparel, just like the NFL owns the rights to all past and present NFL teams items.

It is worth about $200.

he shot a lot of goals and won alot of Stanley cups for Canada

Yes, I believe I have this watch and would like to know the value.. The watch and a gruen stamped puck. Saying the official timepiece of the national hockey peggue. In the original case. Let me know if you have any info.

A 1955 Topps Sandy Koufax Rookie card # 123 has a book value of about $1,200. in near/mint -mint condition. Professionally graded cards will sell for more. Condition is important.

Common flaws with baseball cards include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color. Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.

Alternate captain

Considering they were giving them away for free as part of a promotional give away through Coca Cola in the 90's i would say no more than $20 . and that's probably too much

It is around $36-$175 on eBay.

The price varies on the grading of the card. At a recent auction a Orr rookie at a PSA 9 sold for $50,000. But the most common grade for Orr rookies is between a 5 and 7. I recently sold my PSA 6 for $2000. I could have grabbed more but it was not graded. The MOST important thing in order to get higher bids is get i graded, most prefer PSA. I hope I helped you out.

Joe Sakic and all other Hockey Cards values are determined by a lot of different things including: (1) The year the card was issued (2) the issuing company (3) the number of printings of the card (4) the condition of the card - this is very important and (5) as a personal matter, the amount of money you are willing to invest. Joe Sakic cards can range in price from under a Dollar (USD) to over $20 (USD). Rookie Cards, "Game Used" cards, Autographed cards and other Inserts or Special cards usually command a higher price. Two points that I would make is (1) The value of any given card overall is what the purchaser is willing to pay and (2) Any deal that appears to be to good to be true is usally that way. It's also very important that you know who you are purchasing any card from. Deal with reputable sources only. I hope this information is helpful. God Bless - Jerry the Sports Pro.

Roy retired three years ago. During his carer he played for Montreal Canadiens and Colorado Avalanche. Currently he coaches the Quebec City Remparts of the QMJHL. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in November.

It depends on the condition its in but id say its worth a lot to one big red wings fan like me but i don't have the money to buy it. I would if i could though!! My guess on how much it is, is around $1500 to a big Detroit hockey fan!!

Most of the time, it should come with the item that you purchase