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Value..........About $10 CDN. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- According to my research, the card is valued at only $8 on paper, and that's for a card in absolutely pristine, mint condition. That's slightly lower that the figure Jim Bunting quoted, so there may be regional differences in value depending on the popularity of the player. If you want a quick way to value a card and you've got Internet access, just do an advanced search of completed eBay auctions and look to see if any Palmateer RCs have been sold. That will give you factual data about what people are willing to pay for this card, regardless of what a book or Jim Bunting or I tell you. Over the last month or so, people have been willing to pay about $2.50, so it's not a hot time for a Palmateer rookie. The good news is that his memorabilia cards are raking in dough, so this is a great time to own or sell a jersey card, an autograph card, etc.

It depends if you have a pro model jersey or a semi pro jersey. Pro jerseys have a fightning strap located at the back bottom of the jersey. Lindros pro autographed jersey is worth anywhere from 200-400 dollars. A semi pro or replica jersey would be worth anywhere from 75-150. In order for the jersey to be worth any decent cash it has to have authentication documents or a recognized certificate of authenticity. No certificate and the value is greatly reduced.

A whole lot less than soccer. But then very few sports fans in North America care about soccer anyway. But then EVERYONE in Europe care about soccer and soccer is growing a lot in the states.

It is unknown because hockey is not a well publicized sport because men's sports dominate the media. IT IS UNFAIR AND UNJUST!

Around nothing (I found it offer at 3$)

THis is my opinion Wayne Gretsky has won lots of lady byng trophies, Stanley cups and a whole bunch of other trophies and the Los Angeles Kings have been on good winning streaks even before Gretsky was signed to the Kings so I think it would be at least 200-300 dollars. In my opinion a Wayne Gretsky hockey stick should easily bring in $500 or more! Dealers are selling them from $650 to $800. I've got a 1988 team signed LA Kings stick with Wayne Gretsky, Luc Robillard and 20 more signatures that I'm listing on eBay shortly, and hope to get over $1000.00. I'll let you know how it goes. the two people who answered spelled Gretzky wrong

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You will have to pay someone to take that off your hands

As much as someone is willing to pay for it.

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All Canadians don't play hockey. Because Canada had cold, extended winters, winter sports have become very popular, as they do in most colder climates. Similarly, many warmer climates foster warm-weather sports, like soccer and baseball. In locations near water, you'll find a lot of surfing and waterskiing. Well, as much as I would like to live up to the steriotype and say yes, we don't, and actually Hockey is not even the most played sport in Canada. Believe it or not more people play golf than Hockey. But the kids that do play hockey in Canada grow up to be world class players.

The most common sport played in the world is football, which is played on every continent apart from Antartica. It is also supported by thousands of people with the number increasing each year. Rugby is also a very popular sport with the majority of the British following rugby.

Lots the most ever by a goaltender he won 35 of them Better than Roy,Price and any goalie who ever lived

Some historians place the roots of hockey in the chilly climes of northern Europe, specifically Great Britain and France (Canada), where field hockey was the most popular summer sport more than 500 years ago. When the ponds and lakes froze in winter, it was not unusual for the athletes who dreamed of the sport to play a version of it on ice. Origins: In 1825 Sir John Franklin wrote that "The game of hockey played on the ice was the morning sport" while on Great Bear Lake during one of his Arctic expeditions. In 1843 a British Army officer in Kingston, Ontario, wrote "Began to skate this year, improved quickly and had great fun at hockey on the ice."

Frank Mahovlich was the last Montreal Canadien to wear No. 10 before Guy Lafleur. The "Big M" was traded from Detroit to Montreal for Bill Collins, Mickey Redmond and Guy Charron just prior to the 1971 trade deadline and joined the club in Minneapolis, where the Habs were playing the Minnesota North Stars. Because Montreal had no No. 27 available (the number Frank had made famous with Toronto and Detroit), he was given No. 10, which had been Collins number before he was traded. Mahovlich wore No. 10 for two games before the team returned to Montreal and he was given his familiar No. 27. I believe it was Ted Harris, who was a defenseman for the Habs. it was C.McDonld

on the bench during a game in Russia, death caused by a blood condition and possibly blood doping.