Question about 62/63/64/

[Tom R]

I am looking at a large collection of older hockey cards. In the collection are either 62/63 or 63/64 Parkhurst (They are the bigger cards) in absolutely perfect condition. Were these ever reprinted because they were in storage and are perfect. The numbers on the back were PK1, PK2 etc...

Let me know..

Thanks, Tom

 

[trekrun]

Possibly and probably some insert set(s) from the 1994 Parkhurst Tall Boys.
I do not have a Beckett Annual to confirm!

 

[jetsman]

sounds like reprints from the 92-93 series. Real parkies were only numerals

 

[Stadium Sports]

Not from the 60's..... BEWARE!!!!

 

[Tom R]

they did not say they were the real things.. They were in a large collection that I picked up..They only have numbers.. numbered to 180 and are only of the original 6 teams..

 

[Tom R]

http://s182.photobucket.com/user/to...age/scan0019_zps674662ba.jpg.html?sort=4&o=40

Gordie How Picture of front..



http://s182.photobucket.com/user/to...age/scan0018_zpsfd2185eb.jpg.html?sort=4&o=41


Jean Beliveau pictures of back of cards

 

[ssinger]

Missing years - printed in the 1990's

 

[chadsexington]

There's another really good way to tell - I don't believe the modern postal code in Canada started until the late 1960s. If there's a 6 digit postal code (ie. V1M 6J8) for any offers on the back, it's a later print

 

[gallinator]

As indicated by trekrun above, these are indeed the 1994 Parkhurst Tall Boys - the 180-card set is only valued at $12, probably because they are such a PITA to store. I know I didn't like having to buy the special binder pages for them!

 

[Stadium Sports]

The absolute coolest part of that set.....

Dave Keon is pictured on the box!!!!