dalecasey
Verified Trader,
Hi everyone,
I recently picked these up in separate auctions for $80 and $17, respectively. Danny Grant is from Fredericton and still lives and works here. He's a classy, popular guy. In 2008, a dual ice surface rink was built on the city's northside called Willie O'Ree Place, honouring the Fredericton native who broke the NHL's colour barrier. In 2001, the dual ice surface Grant*Harvey Centre will be completed on the city's southside, honouring Grant and the late Fred (Buster) Harvey.
The 1969-70 OPC Calder Trophy card number 208 has a PSA 10 population report of three. The Dad's Cookie card is neat with its oversized holder.
Thanks for the look,
Bruce
I recently picked these up in separate auctions for $80 and $17, respectively. Danny Grant is from Fredericton and still lives and works here. He's a classy, popular guy. In 2008, a dual ice surface rink was built on the city's northside called Willie O'Ree Place, honouring the Fredericton native who broke the NHL's colour barrier. In 2001, the dual ice surface Grant*Harvey Centre will be completed on the city's southside, honouring Grant and the late Fred (Buster) Harvey.
The 1969-70 OPC Calder Trophy card number 208 has a PSA 10 population report of three. The Dad's Cookie card is neat with its oversized holder.
Thanks for the look,
Bruce
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