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Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 21 2008 at 7:34 PM
Damir  (Login DamirTomicic)

Does anyone know what the most expensive hockey related piece of memorabilia that has been sold is. It came up in conversation with some friends and all I could think of is the Vezina and Lalonde cards that sold for $100k each. Has there been anything else (cards, stick, jersey, etc.) that anyone can think of. Thanks.

 
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John Nguyen
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Orr jersey

September 21 2008, 11:15 PM 

Bobby Orr jersey sold 4/06 Classic Auctions of $179,654.79

 
 
fessgreg
(Login fessgreg)

the first hockey stick

September 22 2008, 9:28 AM 

when i talked to Brian at BMW last year i thought he mentioned that a canadian museum bought what was believed to be the first hockey stick for $250k. The stick is nowhere near like the modern sticks and its verifiability as the first stick is in question. Brian at BMW could fill us in with the details. signed fessgreg

 
 
Larry
(Login larryhaven)

most expensive items

September 22 2008, 7:01 PM 

Didn't Upper Deck purchase Vezina's skates for $200,000?
Also, there is supposed to be a lock of Vezina's hair in someone's collection that was clipped at his deathbed. What would something like that go for?

 
 
Damir
(Login DamirTomicic)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 22 2008, 10:06 PM 

Greg, I remember a hockey stick selling for $1,900,000.00 a while back that was supposed to be one of the first ones. This was a public sale and I remember seeing it all over the PSA forums. It was said that the Hall Of Fame bought it but when I was there last time the guy said that the sale was a sham and the HOF never purchased it. I'm still confused as to the exact story behind the sale of the stick but I remember it being public at auction so I thought it was legit. I talked to Brian about it when he was in Chicago but neither of us know the exact details. Here is the thread.
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=11&threadid=558775&highlight_key=y&keyword1=hockey

 
 

Donald
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Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 22 2008, 10:26 PM 

boy thats a lot of money for a woody

 
 
fessgreg
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you got it right Damir

September 23 2008, 9:12 AM 

Damir looks like you got the info on the hockey stick. my story was kind of fuzzy because it was told to me last year and i forgot a lot of details(like the price,etc.). thanks for the info. signed fessgreg

 
 
Dan Basso
(Login tripoli99)

who wants an antique hockey stick?

September 23 2008, 5:03 PM 

I saw that piece of wood that someone sold as an old hockey stick...if anyone else wants one, I'll take a walk on the beach tonight, and find a whole bunch...

 
 
Damir
(Login DamirTomicic)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 23 2008, 7:36 PM 

Can you find one signed by Howie Morenz?

 
 

(Login tripoli99)

With any signature you want.....

September 23 2008, 8:00 PM 

sure, in a 'sharpie' ok?

 
 
Ethan
(Login ethan44)

Orr RC Topps USA : asking price US$150 000

September 23 2008, 9:04 PM 

If the following Orr TOPPS Test USA card is sold through eBay, it will certainly rank as one of the more expensive hockey memorabilia items.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/1966-67-Topps-USA-Test-35-Bobby-Orr-Rookie-Card-SGC-96_W0QQitemZ170240963536QQihZ007QQcategoryZ16309QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


 
 
Damir
(Login DamirTomicic)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 23 2008, 9:50 PM 

I've seen that card in person many times. Looks amazing. Does anyone have an exact number of 66 Topps TEST cards produced or are we still trying to figure it out. I heard it was about 100 cards for each player. Maybe Bobby can chime in. That Orr will probably be the only mint TEST card out there if the pop is as low as it is. I remember on ebay a while back a 66 Topps TEST Orr PSA6 had a $6,000-$7,000 buy it now and nobody wanted it. It seems that the card was on there for a year or so before it was sold. Now a BVG/BGS 3 sells for more than half of that on ebay so I can imagine what the 6 is worth now.

 
 
Ethan
(Login ethan44)

Orr RC Test USA

September 23 2008, 10:04 PM 

As far as PSA graded cards are concerned, there are 53 ORR RC USA Test graded cards and 8 of them are graded PSA 8- the highest rating.

Ethan

 
 
Elmar
(Login esb1922)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 23 2008, 11:51 PM 

damn, I have a neighbor who wants $7.5K for his Orr Test PSA 5.
Not sure how to convince him to go down as he knows nothing about hockey.

By they way, speaking of big money can you guess who is the most expensive player in the Russian Hockey league and how much he makes? You wouldn't believe it when you find out...

 
 
Damir
(Login DamirTomicic)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 25 2008, 12:46 AM 

Jagr?

 
 
Elmar
(Login esb1922)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 25 2008, 12:49 AM 

Wow Damir!!!

You're absolutely right.
But I have no idea why someone pays $9M per year for 36-year old guy.

 
 
Damir
(Login DamirTomicic)

Re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 25 2008, 1:02 AM 

I think they have more than enough money to spend over there on NHL stars. I'm sure they are just looking for the name. I think they were trying to lure Malkin away from Pittsburgh recently before he signed his extension. Reminds me of the WHA.

 
 
Andrew S.
(Login Andrews99)

re: Most Expensive Hockey Memorabilia

September 27 2008, 11:58 PM 

"Does anyone know what the most expensive hockey related piece of memorabilia that has been sold is?"

I think a Vezina cut autograph insert card sold for a huge amount of money on eBay a couple of years ago.


    
This message has been edited by Andrews99 on Sep 27, 2008 11:59 PM


 
 
brian
(Login brian1martin)

There aren't any.......

September 28 2008, 2:18 PM 

<a Vezina cut autograph insert card sold for a huge amount of money on eBay <a couple of years ago.



there are no Vezina autographs.......none have ever surfaced.



 
 
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