1962-63 Topps Hockey Tough To Find In High Grade
The 1962-63 Topps hockey set had a fresh look to its borders but continued to only have players within America's borders.
View Article1963-64 Topps Hockey Set Sported Horizontal Look
For the first time, Topps used a horizontal look for the front of its hockey cards. Here's a look at the 1963-64 Topps set.
View ArticleFred Sasakamoose: One-Card Wonder
The rookie card of Fred Sasakamoose is one of the hobby's most intriguing treasures. It features a hockey player that made a major impact off the ice.
View ArticleMr. Goalie’s Memorabilia: Collecting Glenn Hall
Despite being arguably hockey's greatest goalie in the 1960s, collectors have yet to show Glenn Hall and his cards the respect they deserve.
View ArticleFBI Won’t Pursue Missing Puck; Not Fans of COA
Some serious talk about the missing Stanley Cup-winning puck in Chicago, including some bits of knowledge on all things memorabilia from the agency investigating the hobby.
View ArticleHunt Continues, But New Clues in Search for Winning Puck
The search for a modern era hockey relic goes on...and so does the intrigue.
View ArticleUpper Deck’s Day With the Cup Inserts Offer Unexpected Chase
Upper Deck's 2011-12 Series One Hockey packs include chase cards that show Boston Bruins' players toting the Stanley Cup around the world.
View ArticleBlackhawks Raffling Off Authentic Championship Ring
The big time bling of a Stanley Cup ring worth thousands could be yours.
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