Thanks for sharing! Great vid and blast from the past,,, I remember the Rockies well, along with the Scouts and Barons.. I was bigger into hockey back in the 70's...great looking cards.
@@FoxCrueCards good to hear from you Matt. Living in LA in the 70’s, hockey was not much of a thing even though they had a team. Stay warm down in Florida my friend and thanks for watching.
@@theohiostatepc yes indeed. I was listening to ball games on the radio to Vin Scully and he made the game come alive and then I found cards of the players he was talking about. We didn’t have the internet to even see what these players looked like. Cards were different before the internet. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comments.
@@Dav3Campb3ll I hope the auto is authentic. I’m pretty sure the autograph came much later than when the card was made because it was signed in a sharpie in’s stead of ball point pen. However, I’m sure the card has stories. Thanks for watching Dave and stay warm.
That's the beauty about older cards! Every crease or pen mark tells the story of the journey it's been on through its lifetime! Super card Ken. Some really nice pick ups for the vintage collection 👌
@@leaffandownunder3635 I think I am going to make up a story in my mind and then share it a later video. Something I love about vintage cards is the collection they used to be in. Thanks for watching Mike, I’m sure it is much warmer in Australia this time of year.
The last set that feels vintage to me is the 1988-89 Push-pin design of Topps & O-Pee-Chee. I think Topps/OPC had amazing designs every year up to 1991-92 which I dislike entirely. I feel like 1989-90 would have been crazy nice if they had white borders. I strongly prefer OPC that year. Always fun how O-Pee-Chee had exclusive cards as well. Great Gretzky from Shane, wow... The binder mark was it? Ring that Bobby Orr up! KSA's crack easy. Definitely looks like an authentic Orr auto. The tales that card would have to tell! Whew... I would want to have it authenticated by PSA but the character of the love may prevent me from wanting to put a modern holder on it. Most cards I'm worried about damaging further - but I may not feel the same about that one. Amazing cards, especially the loved auto!
@@blixcards you’re the second person to suggest that 1988-89 is the last year of vintage hockey cards. I’m thinking of getting the Orr autograph authenticated by JSA instead of PSA. We will see. Thanks for your thoughts Ben and stay warm.
I love the Rockies hockey cards, always thought their logo was so cool. Lanny McDonald was a childhood favorite of mine, mostly because of that awesome mustache and the fact that he’d won his Cup with Calgary just before I became a fan. Wayne looks great, glad it ended up with you buddy! That Orr auto is just so incredibly cool, congrats again pal 👊😃
That Orr Memorable Moments is a great looking card. That auto Orr is awesome. Love the auto in the background as well. Congrats on the great additions.
@@tigers727 last year I was looking for a card that commemorated that moment in Orr’s career and then Upper Deck made this set and it was easy to find. Got the Lanny autograph at the 2021 National in Chicago. Thanks for watching Greg and stay warm.
I always liked the older Rockies cards. That 67 Orr is probably my favorite Orr card. Great Orr Auto. I'd probably send it in for authentication if it was mine.
@@jd66cards it was funny that I realized the two images on the all-star card and the 69-70 OPC had the same image. I’m thinking of sending it to JSA for authentication instead of PSA. Thanks for watching JD and stay warm.
Frustrated with Baseball. Yep. Me too Ken. Great hearing about your Hockey card journey. I’ve got the ‘81 OPC Gretzky. Lovely card. ‘79, ‘80, and ‘81 hockey cards are pure nostalgia for me. Thanks for sharing!
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid I’m expecting there to be some type of lockout in 2026 when the MLB CBA expires in baseball. It is getting out of hand. Since I didn’t watch hockey until 1995-96, I’m learning through books and then collecting cards to help put a picture in my mind of the eras. Thanks for watching and stay warm.
@ documentaries are a good source too. I loved watching the one about the Flyers in the mid ‘70’s. It’s called the “Broad Street Bullies” really made me a fan of them and Bobby Clarke in particular. Stay warm too!
What a couple of awesome Bobby Orrs! I absolutely love and respect your take on that auto and being able to feel and smell that well loved bad boy. For that reason I wouldn’t even bother getting it authenticated. I’d just keep loving it as is and make it part of your story. That Gretzky is awesome and love some Lanny. Stay warm bud (here I am complaining about the temps in the teens)
@@davidm686 true, I can now make the card part of my story. Can’t go wrong with a vintage Gretzky. Cold is all relative, stay warm David and thanks for watching.
Ken! Love those Rockies Hockey cards. They look fantastic. Nice Gretzky. Looks great. Something about Gretzky and Oilers cards is awesome. Bobby Orr cards are always good to have in the collection. Enjoyed Ken.
Steeeve! I agree with you about any card of Gretzky in an Oilers uniform looks awesome! Thanks for watching and stay warm out there my friend. Catch up with you in the chat.
Gave a video like. Enjoyed seeing some vintage hockey cards. Great find with the Bobby Orr in the KSA slab. It is a great looking card. Love the autographed Orr card. If I had that card in my collection, I would get it graded only because I would want the autograph authenticated. Have a great rest of your weekend, Ken.
@@Hodges1455 the writing on the 67-68 All-Star card reminds of an old Hanna Barbera cartoon from when I was a kid. I’m still on the fence about getting the card slabbed. I may send to JSA for authentication. Thanks for watching Brian and stay warm.
Congrats on some amazing vintage hockey Ken! There is a guy at the White Plains show that sells exclusively hockey. I thought he might be right up your alley.
@@SammyThunder he probably is right up my alley. Does he sell only at shows, or does he have a website or eBay store? Thanks for watching Sammy, stay warm.
Experiencing similar things here in Pittsburgh. Love that hockey team set and those Bobby Orr’s. The auto and the story behind it is so cool. It definitely shows a history. If you’re unsure perhaps you leave it in the one touch and get it JSA authenticated and not slabbed. Possibly the best of both worlds!
@@scootscollectibles You and I are on the same page. I’m thinking of getting it authenticated by JSA and leaving it in my one touch. Thanks for watching Mike and stay warm.
Hi Ken, interesting question on when vintage hockey stops. I have never really thought about it. I just kind of thought 1980 because that is when I consider the vintage period for baseball to end. Nice 81 Gretzky and 68 OPC Orr. Love the Orr auto too. Stay warm, my friend. It’s supposed to be -20 here on Tuesday and Wednesday with the wind chill. Take care
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 wow, you stay warm as well. After a little research, I think vintage hockey stops in 1990-1991. After that, I when all the other brands got a license. Thanks for watching Terry.
Welcome to the hockey world!! I think 1988 Topps/OPC is the end of the “vintage” era with the Brett Hull RC. Like comics: ‘80’s is Bronze age, ‘70’s silver age, ‘60’s gold age, and ‘50’s and before platinum age?
@@Hockeytube19 Thanks! I’m really enjoying learning the history of hockey through books. From the original six to the competition from the WHA and beyond. My history with the game starts in 1995 when the Avalanche moved to Colorado from Quebec. Why is not 1989 or 1990 included in vintage? Just asking your thoughts. Thanks for watching Rolf and stay warm.
Forget the snow blower, stay under the electric blanket. Know what I love about the PNW? You don’t shovel snow. Though it rains ALL winter long. I think vintage hockey counts into the 80s. I’ll put it this way? If they’re still Whalers and Nordiques? I’ll call it vintage. Rockies had Don Cherry and Lanny Mac. At least y’all kept the team longer than KC did. Nice cards. I have that Topps set. Though your condition is nicer than mine. Love the Orr in the background.
@@earheadsix4119 thanks for your opinion on vintage hockey cards. The Nordiques came to Colorado in 95, so maybe vintage goes until then? I have been in the PNW when it has snowed. Not a fun experience. Thanks for watching and stay warm.
@@brentrichardsbaseballcards Shane completely influenced me on vintage hockey cards. He tends to do that with what he shares. The MLB is killing me right now. I have minimal interest in the game between the ownership of my team the Rockies and the crazy salaries. Thanks for watching Brent and stay warm.
@@TonyBlack574 I’m hoping it comes back authentic as well. I think I’m going to send to JSA. Thanks for watching Tony, sorry about Notre Dame losing to Ohio State. Stay warm my friend.
@@billsmafiacards9420 congratulations to the Bills on beating the Ravens. So true, all cards will be vintage someday. Thanks for watching James and stay warm.
We had a Snow storm about 3 inches or so I shoveled every hour. according to one of John's ( Wade Boggs fan) friends it's 1988. he was saying that you still had packs with gum you still had the picture with the stats ect So Hockey is different than Baseball in Baseball in 1981 we had 3 company's Topps , Donruss and Fleer in Hockey it was Topps and opechee . heres the point alot of people are missing if you have say a 1974 and a 1978 using the perimters that supply's came out around 1979 or in the 80's say a 1974 Yaz , Johnny Bench and a 1978 Ken Griffey Carlton Fisk they could have creases. now looking at those years say you have a 1974 Phil Esposito, Yvon Cournoyer a 1978 Guy Lafleur a Darryl Sittler these cards could have creases. so in 1981 it's hard to say that Rickey Henderson isn't a vintage card but his rookie is 1980 same with Bjorges salming his 1979/ 1980 is vintage but his 1980/1981 isn't . now looking at 1980's so for Don Mattingly , Wade Boggs , Cal Ripken because their in 3 different sets vs Ron Francis, Patrick Roy, Claude Lemiux Mats Naslund who are only in one USA set we had supply's in the 80's so when collectors think of vintage they think of cards of the 60's like Yaz, Brooks Robinson , Frank Robinson, Roger Maris for Hockey Mikata , Orr , Esposito cards with creases. , older designs ect. it's certainly going to be a discussion that will never end. if you ask me for vintage 1948 for Baseball all the way up to 1976 1977 to 1980 is newer vintage you see way more cards that are 10's than say a 1974 , 1973 , 1975. so 1976 to 1980 is newer vintage middle year design 1981 up to 1999 is older modern so players like Rickey Henderson , Wade Boggs , Tony Gwynn , Ryne Sandberg , Cal Ripken are in that category 2000 players like Trout , Yadier Molina , Buster Posey ect are Modern. Now for Hockey the 50's Vintage would be like 1948 up to 1977 then in the late 70's I guess you can say players like Guy Lafleur , Darryl Sittler , Ron Dougay would be newer vintage newer looking designs and less creases. then older Modern cards would be like Ron Frances, Patrick Roy, Bryan Leetch , Mark Messier ect players in the 2000's like Patrick Kane , Jonathan Towes , Sydney Crosby, Ovechkin are Modern cards if you ask me.
@@marksantucci4230 great thoughts on the eras of cards. Now that cards have been around for a lot longer. I think the term vintage has changed somewhat as well. You used the term modern vintage, but that to me is a contradiction in terms. So far three people have commented to me that the 1988-89 card year is the last vintage hockey card year. I’m just asking a question and to find people’s thoughts on the topic. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions Mark.
Nice Lanny Mcdonald , Paul Gange , Merlin Malanowski , , Lanny's , Joe Quinville , Rob Ramage, , Chico Resch , Steve Tambellini , 1981 Gretzky , nice Jean Ratelle and Harry Sinden, nice record breaker of Orr., memorable moments , nice 1967/1968 all star card , so which uniform / card do you like Resch best in Islanders , Devils or Rockies? have you seen the 1963 opechee Gordie Howe the card with the flag on it if so from a card stand point Not that it's Howe but of the stand point which do you like better the Colorado Rockies cards, Cleveland Barons cards or Gordie Howe card?
@@marksantucci4230 I’m going to go with Resch in a Rockies uniform. I’m biased. That 1963 Parkhurst Gordie Howe card with the American flag 🇺🇸 in the background is awesome. I just added it to my eBay watch list. Thanks for watching Mark and stay warm.
@@kenscardboard My answers Islanders uniform Not a fan. it's his first team . I like the cards of the Colorado Rockies and Cleveland Barons over that Howe the 1963.
Hello from the rising sun Japan 🇯🇵
@@godisgreat8462 hello to you as well my friend. Stay warm across the pond.
Thanks for sharing! Great vid and blast from the past,,, I remember the Rockies well, along with the Scouts and Barons.. I was bigger into hockey back in the 70's...great looking cards.
@@FoxCrueCards good to hear from you Matt. Living in LA in the 70’s, hockey was not much of a thing even though they had a team. Stay warm down in Florida my friend and thanks for watching.
We all started off as fans before we became collectors, which is why cards with memorable moments are so cool to us, great video
@@theohiostatepc yes indeed. I was listening to ball games on the radio to Vin Scully and he made the game come alive and then I found cards of the players he was talking about. We didn’t have the internet to even see what these players looked like. Cards were different before the internet. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comments.
Bobby Orr was the greatest player of all time period. Your new auto looks amazing, love how it's era athentic
(if that's even a thing?)
@@Dav3Campb3ll I hope the auto is authentic. I’m pretty sure the autograph came much later than when the card was made because it was signed in a sharpie in’s stead of ball point pen. However, I’m sure the card has stories. Thanks for watching Dave and stay warm.
That's the beauty about older cards! Every crease or pen mark tells the story of the journey it's been on through its lifetime! Super card Ken. Some really nice pick ups for the vintage collection 👌
@@leaffandownunder3635 I think I am going to make up a story in my mind and then share it a later video. Something I love about vintage cards is the collection they used to be in. Thanks for watching Mike, I’m sure it is much warmer in Australia this time of year.
A couple of sweet Bobby Orr cards, I think he may have been the best ever!
Congrats!
@@vintageonvintage817 that can be said about Orr. He had a fascinating career in hockey and beyond. Thanks for watching and stay warm.
The last set that feels vintage to me is the 1988-89 Push-pin design of Topps & O-Pee-Chee. I think Topps/OPC had amazing designs every year up to 1991-92 which I dislike entirely. I feel like 1989-90 would have been crazy nice if they had white borders. I strongly prefer OPC that year. Always fun how O-Pee-Chee had exclusive cards as well. Great Gretzky from Shane, wow... The binder mark was it? Ring that Bobby Orr up! KSA's crack easy. Definitely looks like an authentic Orr auto. The tales that card would have to tell! Whew... I would want to have it authenticated by PSA but the character of the love may prevent me from wanting to put a modern holder on it. Most cards I'm worried about damaging further - but I may not feel the same about that one. Amazing cards, especially the loved auto!
@@blixcards you’re the second person to suggest that 1988-89 is the last year of vintage hockey cards. I’m thinking of getting the Orr autograph authenticated by JSA instead of PSA. We will see. Thanks for your thoughts Ben and stay warm.
@@kenscardboard Ah, nice! Somebody else agrees, cool. Interesting... Should be nice. You too man, I saw 40 below in the mountains recently!
Love the vintage Rockies cards!
@@standing0 cool! 😎 I wish I lived in Colorado at the time and went to a game!
I love the Rockies hockey cards, always thought their logo was so cool. Lanny McDonald was a childhood favorite of mine, mostly because of that awesome mustache and the fact that he’d won his Cup with Calgary just before I became a fan. Wayne looks great, glad it ended up with you buddy! That Orr auto is just so incredibly cool, congrats again pal 👊😃
@@shoeboxlegends thanks Shane! Lanny has an epic stache. I really dig the autographed 68-69 Topps card.
That Orr Memorable Moments is a great looking card. That auto Orr is awesome. Love the auto in the background as well. Congrats on the great additions.
@@tigers727 last year I was looking for a card that commemorated that moment in Orr’s career and then Upper Deck made this set and it was easy to find. Got the Lanny autograph at the 2021 National in Chicago. Thanks for watching Greg and stay warm.
I always liked the older Rockies cards. That 67 Orr is probably my favorite Orr card. Great Orr Auto. I'd probably send it in for authentication if it was mine.
@@jd66cards it was funny that I realized the two images on the all-star card and the 69-70 OPC had the same image. I’m thinking of sending it to JSA for authentication instead of PSA. Thanks for watching JD and stay warm.
Frustrated with Baseball. Yep. Me too Ken. Great hearing about your Hockey card journey. I’ve got the ‘81 OPC Gretzky. Lovely card. ‘79, ‘80, and ‘81 hockey cards are pure nostalgia for me. Thanks for sharing!
@@The_Cincinnati_Kid I’m expecting there to be some type of lockout in 2026 when the MLB CBA expires in baseball. It is getting out of hand. Since I didn’t watch hockey until 1995-96, I’m learning through books and then collecting cards to help put a picture in my mind of the eras. Thanks for watching and stay warm.
@ documentaries are a good source too. I loved watching the one about the Flyers in the mid ‘70’s. It’s called the “Broad Street Bullies” really made me a fan of them and Bobby Clarke in particular. Stay warm too!
@, thanks for the advice on the documentaries. I have Bobby Clarke on my watch list.
@ his story is very inspiring. So many of the all time hockey greats came from tough small little Canadian towns.
Oooo nice showcase. I love the Bobby Orr Auto.
@@paul__c the Orr autographed card is now one of my favorites in my collection. Thanks for watching Paul.
What a couple of awesome Bobby Orrs! I absolutely love and respect your take on that auto and being able to feel and smell that well loved bad boy. For that reason I wouldn’t even bother getting it authenticated. I’d just keep loving it as is and make it part of your story. That Gretzky is awesome and love some Lanny. Stay warm bud (here I am complaining about the temps in the teens)
@@davidm686 true, I can now make the card part of my story. Can’t go wrong with a vintage Gretzky. Cold is all relative, stay warm David and thanks for watching.
Ken! Love those Rockies Hockey cards. They look fantastic. Nice Gretzky. Looks great. Something about Gretzky and Oilers cards is awesome. Bobby Orr cards are always good to have in the collection. Enjoyed Ken.
Steeeve! I agree with you about any card of Gretzky in an Oilers uniform looks awesome! Thanks for watching and stay warm out there my friend. Catch up with you in the chat.
Gave a video like. Enjoyed seeing some vintage hockey cards. Great find with the Bobby Orr in the KSA slab. It is a great looking card. Love the autographed Orr card. If I had that card in my collection, I would get it graded only because I would want the autograph authenticated. Have a great rest of your weekend, Ken.
@@Hodges1455 the writing on the 67-68 All-Star card reminds of an old Hanna Barbera cartoon from when I was a kid. I’m still on the fence about getting the card slabbed. I may send to JSA for authentication. Thanks for watching Brian and stay warm.
Congrats on some amazing vintage hockey Ken! There is a guy at the White Plains show that sells exclusively hockey. I thought he might be right up your alley.
@@SammyThunder he probably is right up my alley. Does he sell only at shows, or does he have a website or eBay store? Thanks for watching Sammy, stay warm.
Experiencing similar things here in Pittsburgh. Love that hockey team set and those Bobby Orr’s. The auto and the story behind it is so cool. It definitely shows a history. If you’re unsure perhaps you leave it in the one touch and get it JSA authenticated and not slabbed. Possibly the best of both worlds!
@@scootscollectibles You and I are on the same page. I’m thinking of getting it authenticated by JSA and leaving it in my one touch. Thanks for watching Mike and stay warm.
Hi Ken, interesting question on when vintage hockey stops. I have never really thought about it. I just kind of thought 1980 because that is when I consider the vintage period for baseball to end.
Nice 81 Gretzky and 68 OPC Orr. Love the Orr auto too.
Stay warm, my friend. It’s supposed to be -20 here on Tuesday and Wednesday with the wind chill.
Take care
@@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648 wow, you stay warm as well. After a little research, I think vintage hockey stops in 1990-1991. After that, I when all the other brands got a license. Thanks for watching Terry.
Welcome to the hockey world!! I think 1988 Topps/OPC is the end of the “vintage” era with the Brett Hull RC. Like comics: ‘80’s is Bronze age, ‘70’s silver age, ‘60’s gold age, and ‘50’s and before platinum age?
@@Hockeytube19 Thanks! I’m really enjoying learning the history of hockey through books. From the original six to the competition from the WHA and beyond. My history with the game starts in 1995 when the Avalanche moved to Colorado from Quebec. Why is not 1989 or 1990 included in vintage? Just asking your thoughts. Thanks for watching Rolf and stay warm.
Forget the snow blower, stay under the electric blanket. Know what I love about the PNW? You don’t shovel snow. Though it rains ALL winter long. I think vintage hockey counts into the 80s. I’ll put it this way? If they’re still Whalers and Nordiques? I’ll call it vintage. Rockies had Don Cherry and Lanny Mac. At least y’all kept the team longer than KC did. Nice cards. I have that Topps set. Though your condition is nicer than mine. Love the Orr in the background.
@@earheadsix4119 thanks for your opinion on vintage hockey cards. The Nordiques came to Colorado in 95, so maybe vintage goes until then? I have been in the PNW when it has snowed. Not a fun experience. Thanks for watching and stay warm.
Hockey!? You and Shane! Lol, kidding man, great stuff. Ya man, Dodgers just spending endlessly. Take care! 🤛🏻
@@brentrichardsbaseballcards Shane completely influenced me on vintage hockey cards. He tends to do that with what he shares. The MLB is killing me right now. I have minimal interest in the game between the ownership of my team the Rockies and the crazy salaries. Thanks for watching Brent and stay warm.
Nice Bobby Orr autograph. Hopefully the card comes back authentic
@@TonyBlack574 I’m hoping it comes back authentic as well. I think I’m going to send to JSA. Thanks for watching Tony, sorry about Notre Dame losing to Ohio State. Stay warm my friend.
@ at least it wasn’t a ghost clipping call
Nice cards one day the cards that come out this yr will be vintage lol
@@billsmafiacards9420 congratulations to the Bills on beating the Ravens. So true, all cards will be vintage someday. Thanks for watching James and stay warm.
We had a Snow storm about 3 inches or so I shoveled every hour.
according to one of John's ( Wade Boggs fan) friends it's 1988. he was saying that you still had packs with gum you still had the picture with the stats ect
So Hockey is different than Baseball in Baseball in 1981 we had 3 company's Topps , Donruss and Fleer in Hockey it was Topps and opechee
.
heres the point alot of people are missing if you have say a 1974 and a 1978 using the perimters that supply's came out around 1979 or in the 80's
say a 1974 Yaz , Johnny Bench and a 1978 Ken Griffey Carlton Fisk they could have creases. now looking at those years say you have a
1974 Phil Esposito, Yvon Cournoyer a 1978 Guy Lafleur a Darryl Sittler these cards could have creases.
so in 1981 it's hard to say that Rickey Henderson isn't a vintage card but his rookie is 1980 same with Bjorges salming his 1979/ 1980 is vintage but his 1980/1981 isn't .
now looking at 1980's so for Don Mattingly , Wade Boggs , Cal Ripken because their in 3 different sets vs Ron Francis, Patrick Roy, Claude Lemiux
Mats Naslund who are only in one USA set we had supply's in the 80's so when collectors think of vintage they think of cards of the 60's like
Yaz, Brooks Robinson , Frank Robinson, Roger Maris for Hockey Mikata , Orr , Esposito cards with creases. , older designs ect.
it's certainly going to be a discussion that will never end.
if you ask me for vintage
1948 for Baseball all the way up to 1976
1977 to 1980 is newer vintage you see way more cards that are 10's than say a 1974 , 1973 , 1975. so 1976 to 1980 is newer vintage middle year design
1981 up to 1999 is older modern so players like Rickey Henderson , Wade Boggs , Tony Gwynn , Ryne Sandberg , Cal Ripken are in that category
2000 players like Trout , Yadier Molina , Buster Posey ect are Modern.
Now for Hockey
the 50's Vintage would be like 1948 up to 1977
then in the late 70's I guess you can say players like Guy Lafleur , Darryl Sittler , Ron Dougay would be newer vintage newer looking designs and less creases.
then older Modern cards would be like Ron Frances, Patrick Roy, Bryan Leetch , Mark Messier ect
players in the 2000's like Patrick Kane , Jonathan Towes , Sydney Crosby, Ovechkin are Modern cards if you ask me.
@@marksantucci4230 great thoughts on the eras of cards. Now that cards have been around for a lot longer. I think the term vintage has changed somewhat as well. You used the term modern vintage, but that to me is a contradiction in terms. So far three people have commented to me that the 1988-89 card year is the last vintage hockey card year. I’m just asking a question and to find people’s thoughts on the topic. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions Mark.
Nice Lanny Mcdonald , Paul Gange , Merlin Malanowski , , Lanny's , Joe Quinville , Rob Ramage, , Chico Resch , Steve Tambellini ,
1981 Gretzky , nice Jean Ratelle and Harry Sinden, nice record breaker of Orr., memorable moments ,
nice 1967/1968 all star card ,
so which uniform / card do you like Resch best in Islanders , Devils or Rockies?
have you seen the 1963 opechee Gordie Howe the card with the flag on it if so from a card stand point Not that it's Howe but of the stand point
which do you like better the Colorado Rockies cards, Cleveland Barons cards or Gordie Howe card?
@@marksantucci4230 I’m going to go with Resch in a Rockies uniform. I’m biased.
That 1963 Parkhurst Gordie Howe card with the American flag 🇺🇸 in the background is awesome. I just added it to my eBay watch list. Thanks for watching Mark and stay warm.
@@kenscardboard My answers Islanders uniform Not a fan. it's his first team .
I like the cards of the Colorado Rockies and Cleveland Barons over that Howe the 1963.