1985 O-Pee-Chee Al MacInnis (RC) #237 — Grade 6.5

Strong rookie-era piece featuring Al MacInnis in his classic Calgary Flames sweater. The O-Pee-Chee design retains bold team colors, clear player image, and the iconic retro layout collectors seek. Grade 6.5 presents moderate surface wear and minor corner and edge fraying consistent with careful circulation, while centering remains appealing and the card maintains solid visual presence. A desirable acquisition for vintage sets, rookie collections, or any Flames/MacInnis enthusiast looking for an affordable, display-ready example of a Hall of Fame defenseman’s early card.

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1980 O-Pee-Chee Ray Bourque (RC) #140 — Grade 5.5

A classic rookie-era find, this 1980 O-Pee-Chee Ray Bourque #140 captures the beginning of a Hall of Fame career. Centered on a clean, vintage portrait of Bourque in Bruins gear, the card shows moderate surface wear and light corner rounding consistent with a solid mid-grade 5.5. Colors remain reasonably bright and the image retains good visual appeal despite minor printing imperfections typical of the O-Pee-Chee run. Back printing is legible with expected age toning. Ideal for collectors seeking an affordable, display-ready Bourque rookie with authentic vintage character and strong presence in a mid-grade condition.

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1988 O-Pee-Chee Joe Nieuwendyk (RC) #16 — Grade 5.5

A classic rookie from the late-1980s O-Pee-Chee set, this Joe Nieuwendyk #16 in Grade 5.5 presents solid eye appeal for collectors seeking a mid-grade rookie of a future Hall of Famer. Card surface shows moderate wear consistent with a 5–6 range: light scuffing and minor printing imperfections, with slightly softened corners and modest edge wear. Centering is acceptable for the grade, and the image retains good color and contrast. The reverse displays typical age-related printing variance but no major stains or creases that detract from overall presentation.

Highlights:

• Iconic 1988 O-Pee-Chee rookie design and checklist placement

• Represents Nieuwendyk’s entry into a celebrated NHL career (Stanley Cups, Conn Smythe winner)

• Strong value proposition for collectors building 1988 sets, rookie collections, or player-focused portfolios

Ideal buyer: Retail or hobby collector wanting a mid-grade rookie with solid visual appeal and historical significance—great for display or as an affordable cornerstone in a Nieuwendyk or 1988 O-Pee-Chee collection.

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1982 O-Pee-Chee Dale Hawerchuk (RC) #380 — Graded 5.5

A highly collectible rookie from one of hockey’s most talented playmakers, this 1982 O-Pee-Chee Dale Hawerchuk #380 carries classic early-80s design and strong on-card presence. Graded 5.5, the card presents moderate wear consistent with circulation: visible edge and corner softening, light surface marks, and modest centering variance. Image clarity and color remain good, showcasing Hawerchuk’s signature helmeted portrait and team colors.

Why it matters:

• Rookie card of a Hall of Fame career: Hawerchuk was a dynamic scorer and playmaker who made an immediate impact in the NHL.

• Vintage appeal: O-Pee-Chee print runs and Canadian distribution make this card desirable for vintage collectors and those building early-80s sets.

• Grade balance: A 5.5 offers attainable vintage raw-card aesthetics with better-than-average eye appeal, ideal for collectors wanting a presentable rookie without the premium of higher grades.

Condition notes: expect typical vintage aging—minor corner wear, slight surface scuffs, and non-pristine centering. Encapsulated grade provides protection and a reliable condition benchmark.

A solid addition for vintage hockey collections, rookie-focused builds, or fans of Hawerchuk looking for authentic early-career memorabilia.

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1987 O-Pee-Chee Rick Tocchet (RC) #2 — Grade 6.5

A solid mid-grade rookie from the classic 1987 O-Pee-Chee set, this Rick Tocchet #2 card presents well for collectors building vintage 1980s hockey runs or focusing on notable NHL forwards. Card displays good color and gloss with moderate surface wear consistent with a 6.5 grade: light edge wear, minor corner rounding, and a few small surface marks visible under close inspection. Centering is acceptable for the grade, with the front photo and team identification clean and recognizable. The reverse shows typical print and handling signs but overall legible stats and tex. A strong option for display, trade, or as an affordable rookie addition to a Tocchet or Flyers collection. Shipping from Kamloops, BC with careful packaging to preserve condition.

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1983 O-Pee-Chee Scott Stevens #376 (RC) — Grade 6.5

A solid early-career rookie card of future Hall of Famer Scott Stevens, this 1983 O-Pee-Chee #376 presents the defenseman's first major-league issue with attractive centering and clean surface characteristics for the era. Graded 6.5, the card shows modest wear consistent with gentle handling over four decades: light corner rounding, subtle edge fraying, and minor surface print imperfections visible under close inspection. Colors remain true with good gloss retention and a clear player image, making it a desirable addition for vintage hockey collectors focused on 1980s rookies and key defenseman memorabilia.

Highlights:

• Iconic 1983 O-Pee-Chee design with full-bleed photography and team identification

• Early Scott Stevens rookie from his pre-stardom period

• Grade 6.5 offers an appealing balance of affordability and display quality

• Well-suited for collectors building a Stevens set, 1980s defensemen group, or vintage rookie-focused collections

Condition note: Graded 6.5 reflects apparent surface wear, edge/ corner softness, and minor print issues typical of unrestored cards from this production run. Cards should be handled and stored in protective sleeves and rigid holders.

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1984 O-Pee-Chee Doug Gilmour #185 (RC) — Grade 6

A solid example of Doug Gilmour’s rookie-era issue from the iconic 1984 O-Pee-Chee set. This Grade 6 specimen presents pleasing centering with moderate wear consistent with a lightly handled vintage card: minor edge chipping, slight surface scuffing, and soft corners typical for mid-grade survivors from the 1980s. The photo captures Gilmour in his early Maple Leafs uniform, offering strong eye appeal for display or entry-level investment. A desirable pick for collectors building a Gilmour run, 1980s rookie collections, or Canadian set complements — combines approachable price point with authentic vintage character.

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1984 O-Pee-Chee Pat LaFontaine #129 (RC) — Grade 6

A strong rookie-era card for one of the NHL’s most dynamic forwards, this 1984 O-Pee-Chee Pat LaFontaine #129 presents well for collectors seeking vintage early-1980s hockey issues. Graded 6 (Excellent), the card shows moderate centering variance typical of the set, with clean surface, intact corners that are slightly softened, and minimal edge wear. Image clarity and color remain pleasing, offering a solid display piece from LaFontaine’s rookie season. Ideal for entry- to mid-level vintage collectors or LaFontaine fans looking to add a well-preserved RC to their collection.

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1984 O-Pee-Chee Steve Yzerman #67 (RC)

A foundational rookie card for one of hockey’s all-time greats, the 1984 O-Pee-Chee Steve Yzerman #67 captures the young future Hall of Famer in his classic Detroit Red Wings uniform. Printed in Canada with the distinctive O-Pee-Chee board stock and slightly different color and print characteristics than its Topps counterpart, this RC is prized by collectors for both its historical significance and nostalgic appeal. Key points:

• Iconic rookie featuring Yzerman early in his career

• Canadian press variant with unique print and card stock qualities

• Highly sought after by Red Wings and HOF collectors

• Condition-sensitive: corners, centering, surface, and any print lines significantly affect value

• Popular in vintage sets, rookie runs, and investment collections

A must-have for serious hockey collectors and a centerpiece addition to any vintage card lineup.

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1987 O-Pee-Chee Luc Robitaille #42 — Grade 6

A standout rookie-era card of one of hockey’s most prolific goal scorers, this 1987 O-Pee-Chee Luc Robitaille #42 in Grade 6 presents strong visual appeal and solid mid-grade condition for collectors. The card shows good color and a clear image of Robitaille in his early Kings uniform; centering is acceptable for the set, with minor edge wear, light surface scuffs, and slightly soft corners consistent with a grade 6. The back displays readable stats and team information with typical print characteristics of O-Pee-Chee production.

Why it matters: Luc Robitaille is a Hall of Famer and one of the greatest left wingers in NHL history, making even mid-grade rookie-era cards desirable for players, vintage sets, and team collections. This Grade 6 example offers a balance of affordability and collectible value for fans seeking a notable Robitaille piece without premium investment.

Condition notes: Grade 6 indicates moderate but not severe wear — suitable for display or inclusion in a mid-range vintage collection. Packaging and storage recommended to prevent further wear and preserve current grade.

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1981 Andy Moog #120 — Graded 6.5 EXM+

Clean example of an early-career Andy Moog rookie-era card, the 1981 #120 in a Beckett (or comparable) 6.5 EXM+ grade. Card presents solid centering with only light wear visible on the corners and minimal surface scuffing consistent with gentle handling. Color and gloss remain good for the vintage, and the image of Moog in action is clear with sharp borders and intact edges. A desirable grade for collectors who want a presentable, investment-ready piece without the premium of higher grades. Ideal for Rangers and Bruins era fans, vintage goaltender sets, or adding depth to a Moog collection. Reasonable eye appeal and strong display value.

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1988 O-Pee-Chee Pierre Turgeon — 6.5 EXM+

A standout rookie-era card from one of the era’s most promising centers, this 1988 O-Pee-Chee Pierre Turgeon in 6.5 EXM+ condition shows strong collector appeal. Corners are reasonably sharp for grade, surface exhibits mild wear and light print imperfections consistent with circulation, and edges remain clean with only minor chipping. Centering is slightly off but not distracting, and the card retains good gloss and vibrant team colors. Graded 6.5 EXM+ by the assigned scale, this piece is an excellent choice for hobbyists building a vintage late‑80s roster or for fans of Turgeon’s long NHL career. Solid eye appeal, investment potential for the right collector, and an affordable way to add a notable Turgeon card to your collection.

1988 O-Pee-Chee Brendan Shanahan — 6.5 EXM+

A sharp example of a key rookie-era card from one of the NHL’s most dynamic power forwards. This 1988 O-Pee-Chee Brendan Shanahan shows clean centering with only minor edge wear and light surface scuffs consistent with an EXM+ grade. Corners retain good shape with slight rounding visible under close inspection. The card presents solid color and gloss, and the back is clean with clear printing and minimal staining. A great pick for collectors building a late-1980s rookie-era set or fans of Shanahan’s Hall of Fame career — strong visual appeal and collectible condition at a sensible grade.

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