1972-73 OPC Hockey cards, 91-92 UD, Score91?

[irv]

Just curious, as I have 78 of these cards, including some NHL Action (Orr, Esposito) and a Gerry Pinder card, (which I seen was worth a bit) if there is a market for these or if this set has any popular rookie cards within?

I have a Johnny Bucyk, Frank Mahovlich, Alex Delvecchio, Dave Keon, Jacques Plante, and a Stan Mikita, to name a few.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1972-73-opc-G...-/111044080802

Also, while I am at it, (which I think I know the answer?) I have some UD cards, 91-92, some Score cards, 91 and some, which I believe read, "Ultimate" Any info on these would also be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

[boysblue]

Classic set--one of my favourites. No big name rookies that season though. The stars you mentioned have book values in the $8-$20 range. Best bet is to check for any WHA cards (like the Gerry Pinder) which have BV in the $8-$12 range and will sell if condition is good. Also look for Don Lever; his rookie routinely sells for more than its $20 BV if condition is good.

[irv]

Originally Posted by boysblue

Classic set--one of my favourites. No big name rookies that season though. The stars you mentioned have book values in the $8-$20 range. Best bet is to check for any WHA cards (like the Gerry Pinder) which have BV in the $8-$12 range and will sell if condition is good. Also look for Don Lever; his rookie routinely sells for more than its $20 BV if condition is good.

Thanks, Boysblue.

Thinking about taking them out of the 9 count binder sheets and putting them in top loaders.

Will have to decide to sell or keep but at this point, I am thinking about selling them?

Any hockey card specific sites/forums around, especially in Canada?

[irv]

Originally Posted by boysblue

Classic set--one of my favourites. No big name rookies that season though. The stars you mentioned have book values in the $8-$20 range. Best bet is to check for any WHA cards (like the Gerry Pinder) which have BV in the $8-$12 range and will sell if condition is good. Also look for Don Lever; his rookie routinely sells for more than its $20 BV if condition is good.

I have 4 in total, boysblue. The Gerry Pinder as mentioned, Guy Trottier from the Ottawa Nationals, Reg Fleming from the Chicago Cougars and 2 Wayne River's cards from the New York Raiders. The Trottier card has 2 creases but not in bad shape. The others, other than one Wayne Rivers card being off centered, are in really good condition with sharp corners even.
I also just realized I do have a Don Lever #259. Card is in really nice shape with one, the upper right, corner a bit dinged. I see I put a $1.50 price tag on that one years ago but it looks like it has gone up nicely! http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1972-73-OPC-D...3D291661713471
Any info/thoughts on these cards would be appreciated.

Originally Posted by irv

Thanks, Boysblue.

Thinking about taking them out of the 9 count binder sheets and putting them in top loaders.

Will have to decide to sell or keep but at this point, I am thinking about selling them?

Any hockey card specific sites/forums around, especially in Canada?

Or any forums that have a strong membership towards hockey cards?

[jb217676]

Here's a link to the best hockey forum going, many of the members there set up at shows around Toronto. These members will also have an answer to any hockey collectible question you may have!

http://vintagehockeyforum.com/

I'm a member of the vintage hockey forum (same handle - jb217676) and the guys over there have some fantastic stuff (especially Larry!)

[irv]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Here's a link to the best hockey forum going, many of the members there set up at shows around Toronto. These members will also have an answer to any hockey collectible question you may have!

http://vintagehockeyforum.com/

I'm a member of the vintage hockey forum (same handle - jb217676) and the guys over there have some fantastic stuff (especially Larry!)

Thanks, JB. I think I was told about that forum but completely forgot about it.

I will check it out for sure.

Thanks again.