1971 TOPPS GORDIE HOWE 23 EX BOOKLETS HOCKEY DETROIT RED WINGS

$24.00
SKU: 235364422982
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Categories: Hockey
Tags: Used Card
Description

Attention all hockey enthusiasts and collectors! Presenting a rare gem from the gold-medal era of hockey cards, this 1971 Topps Gordie Howe collectible is a must-have piece for any true fan of the sport. Capturing the legendary spirit of Mr. Hockey himself, this card is a testament to Gordie Howe's legacy with the Detroit Red Wings and is sure to enhance any collection with its timeless appeal.

This outstanding card hails from 1971, produced by the iconic Topps brand, known for setting high standards in collectible trading cards. Featuring Gordie Howe, one of the greatest names in hockey history, it celebrates his unparalleled stint with the Detroit Red Wings. The card is part of the "EX Booklets" series, making it an extraordinary find for collectors who value rarity and history. Although not a rookie card or signed piece, the historic nature and age of this card speak volumes to its desirability.

Currently available at an affordable $24, it offers an exceptional blend of nostalgia and potential investment value. While this card has not been officially graded, its overall condition remains impressive for its year, maintaining a strong visual appeal with its rich colors and iconic imagery. For a collector looking to score a piece of ice hockey history that could appreciate in value over time, this offers a fantastic opportunity.

Our shipping process ensures that your collectible will arrive in excellent condition. All items are carefully packaged with protective measures and shipped with tracking, offering peace of mind with every purchase.

Don't miss out on the chance to own this slice of hockey heritage. Act now to bring home this incredible card and elevate your collection to a whole new level. Buy it now and join the ranks of collectors who appreciate the timeless allure of Gordie Howe and his iconic career with the Detroit Red Wings.