Hey there i've got a white vic Limited edition autographed "The 500 Club" stick. One of the most rare peices of hockey mem out there. List of autographs on blade includes: Dino Cicarelli, Maurice Richard, Lanny McDonald, Gordie Howe, Stan Mikita, Frank Mahovlich, Guy Lafleur, Michel Goulet, Gilbert Perrault, Mike Bossy, Phil Espisito, Bobby Hull, Bryan Trottier, John Bucyk, Jean Beliveau, Marcel Dionne. Stick is absoloutly mint. Shoot me an email for pics. [email protected]

I am not sure what the discussion point is on this item.

So I thought I would ask some questions.

Where, when, who and how was it produced?

You say limited edition. How many total?

How did you procure it?


Bruce

I'll bite. Exactly what makes this rare?

For who what where when why and how, there was a 500 Goal-scores Banquit in which the members all signed 300 Vic hockey sticks. Which also answers how many, the black plaque at the top of the stick indicates "Limited Edition of 300" along with the engravings of name of each member. Stick has been in a frame its whole life. How is it rare? Well there sure arent many peices in the world with as many high profile hockey names all on one peice. Tell me what you think guys, Thanks! p.s. If anyone is wodering why the rocket's signature is darker then most, its cause it is on the only part of the blade without fiberglass and was right on the wood.

Curtis

memeber.

I would like to sell it and was looking for some insights on where i can get top dollar or find some interested buyers. Thanks

To convince anyone this stick is authentic, you would have to provide more information such as who sponsered the banquet, location ect.

Personally I have a hard time believing how some these hockey players, some of them very old, could be talked into signing 300 hockey sticks at one event. I could see them signing 10 or 20 at the most for charity, but not 300.

I agree. There is too much crap out there with autos. If you could give a link to a website talking about this event it would add credibility. Maybe a brochure or some pictures from the night in question?. Otherwise it could of been forged.