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Players A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X/Y Z Sets/Unopened Certified Autographs NY Rangers Order Now Hockey Home Bigdaddy Home		Dave Babych ’81 Topps #1 NRMT/MT Rookie $2 ’81 Topps #247 NRMT/MT Rookie $2 ’87 Topps #5 NRMT ............. $2 Wayne Babych Sold Out Ralph Backstrom Member of 6 Stanley Cup Champion Candiens teams. ’71 Topps #108 NRMT .$2 John Badduke ’91 WHL Winter Hawks #49 ROOKIE ..$1 ’94 Classic Enforcers of Hockey insert #E4 .$0.50 ’70 Topps #10 NRMT Garnet Bailey ’70 Topps #10 NRMT .$2 Scott Bailey ’95 Bowman Rookie #158 .$0.50 ’84 Topps #27 NRMT Murray Bannerman ’84 Topps #27 NRMT .$1.50 ’74 Topps #8 EX+ Bill Barber ’74 Topps #8 EX+ ..$2 ’74/75 ESSO Sticker #7 .$0.75 ’84 Topps #14 ROOKIE Tom Barrasso Tom Barrasso entered the NHL for the 1983-84 season as an 18 year old, going straight from high school to the Buffalo Sabres. In his rookie season, Barrasso won the Vezina Trophy as the leagues best netminder and the Calder Trophy as the top rookie. Just after the start of the 1988-89 season, Barrasso was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Pittsburgh's powerful offense needed some defensive help and having Barrasso in the crease was a major piece of the championship puzzle for the Penguins. In 1991 and 1992 Pittsburgh won the Stanley Cup, due in large part to Barrasso's outstanding play in the net. Barrasso later became the first American born goalie to win 300 career NHL games. *Andy Bathgate 4 time all star in his 11 year career. Hart trophy winner as the leagues MVP. Traded to Toronto where he won a Stanley Cup championship. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1978 ’95 Upperdeck Be a Player Autographed #149 Ken Baumgartner ’95 Upperdeck Be a Player Autographed #149 ..$8 Sergei Bautin ’92 Parkhurst #435 Emerald Ice $0.50 ’92 Upperdeck #337 Russian Stars $0.50 ’82 OPC #163 NRMT Don Beaupre As one of the top rated goalies in the 1980 Entry Draft, Beaupre didn't last very long and was claimed 37th overall by the Minnesota North Stars. Beaupre won 18 games in the regular season, participated in the All-Star Game, and played 14 post-season matches when the Stars reached the Stanley Cup finals. He played 17 seasons and finished his career with 268 NHL wins and a 3.45 GAA. He also had 33 playoff wins. 2006 Parkhurst certified autographed card........$30 Barry Beck "Bubba" is a former Rangers captain and was a serious physical presence on the ice. Beloved by all Rangers fans, he still lives in Manhattan. Sold Out Ed Belfour Ed Belfour will go down in history as one of the premier goaltenders ever to play in the NHL. In September, 1987 Belfour, nicknamed "Eddie the Eagle" was signed by the Blackhawks to a free-agent contract. Belfour won the starting job at Chicago's training camp and was the team's workhorse, playing in 74 games, winning 43. He was also rewarded with a spot on the Team Canada roster for the 1991 Canada Cup. Belfour did not disappoint in 1991-92, where he helped the Blackhawks advance all the way to the Stanley Cup finals before losing to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Belfour moved on to the Dallas Stars where he played for five years, and led the organization to its first Stanley Cup title in 1999, beating the Buffalo Sabres in the finals. Belfour remained the Stars' number one netminder through the 2000-02 season. Belfour was a member of Canada's gold medal winning team at the Salt Lake City Olympics. Belfour wears number 20 as a tribute to former Russian goaltending great Vladislav Tretiak, who coached Belfour in Chicago in the 1990s. The Eagle is married and now makes his home in Toronto. He is very active in the children's Make A Wish Foundation and donates tickets to the charity for each home game at the Air Canada Centre. At the end of the 2002-03 season, Eddie had 401 wins, plus 86 more in the playoffs with a career GAA of just over 2. Next stop, Hall of Fame!. Jean Beliveau Sold Out Brian Bellows Born in St. Catharines, Ontario, Bellows played junior hockey with the Kitchener Rangers and led them to a Memorial Cup championship. Leadership was a big component of his junior career and attracted the attention of a number of NHL teams. In 1982 Bellows entered the NHL after being drafted second overall by the Minnesota North Stars. Bellows joined the Montreal Canadiens in 1992. He had scored 342 goals in 10 seasons with Minnesota before he was traded to Montreal for Russ Courtnall. He stayed three years and included his first Stanley Cup in 1993. After his tenure in Montreal, Bellows was traded to Tampa Bay and then Anaheim. His final two years in the NHL saw him suit up with for the Washington Capitals and part of the 1997-98 season in Berlin. His career high was 55 goals in one season, but he had other seasons of 40 goals or more. He played over 1,000 games and finished with over 1,000 points. ’83 OPC #167 NRMT ’84 Topps #71 ROOKIE .$2 ’89 Topps #177 .$0.50 ’90 Bowman #182 ..$0.50 ’90 Score #7 .. .$0.50 ’90 Score #322 .. .$0.50 ’90 OPC #200 .$0.50 ’90 Topps #70 .$0.50 ’90 ToppsTeam Scoring Leaders Insert #15 .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #126 .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #308 .$0.50 ’91 Parkhurst #79 .$0.50 ’91 Stadium Club #87 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #236 .$0.50 ’92 Fleer Ultra #100 .$0.50 ’90 Score #335 .. .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #217 .$0.50 Curt Bennett ’74 Topps #33 NRMT-MT ..$1 Brian Benning ’88 Topps #174 NRMT-MT ..$0.50 Josef Beranek ’91 Upperdeck #17 $0.50 ’91 Upperdeck #595 $0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #360 Emerald Ice .. ..$0.50 Bryan Berard The native of Woonsocket, Rhode Island scored 47 points in 32 games at Mount St. Charles Academy in 1993-94 before heading to the OHL. He enjoyed two stellar years with the Detroit Whalers/Junior Red Wings and helped the club reach the Memorial Cup in 1995. His accolades included being named the Top Rookie in the CHL in 1995 and being selected to the OHL and CHL First All-Star teams in 1995 and 1996. Following the 1995 season Berard was chosen first overall by the Ottawa Senators but could not come to terms with the team. He returned to junior and was named the CHL Defenceman-of-the-Year. The talented blueliner also played for the U.S. at the 1995 and 1996 World Junior Championships. After scoring 48 points in 1996-97, Berard was presented the Calder Trophy. He helped the Maple Leafs reach the semifinals in 1999 and was a much-improved defenceman the next year. A major eye injury from a high stick has slowed him down and he is currently with the Boston Bruins. ’94 SP #174 Rookie . .$3 ’94 SP #174 Rookie Die Cut .$3 ’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #99. $2 ’95 Upper Deck #522 . .$0.50 ’96 Score Check It Insert #12 of 18 .$3 ’97 Score #13 .. .$0.50 ’97 Score # .. .$0.50 Drake Berehowsky ’90 7th Inning Sketch OHL #52 .$2 ’90 Score 1st Round Draft Choice #434 $0.50 ’92 Upperdeck #415 Star Rookies $0.50 Aki-Petteri Berg ’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #3. $1 Gary Bergman ’71 Topps #119 NRMT-MT ..$1 ’74/75 ESSO Sticker #6 .$0.75 Serge Bernier ’71 Topps #19 NRMT-MT ..$1 Daniel Berthiaume ’88 Topps #142 NRMT-MT ...$1 ’93 Parkhurst #359 Emerald Ice .. ..$0.50 Todd Bertuzzi '94 Classic Four Sports #204 .$1 ’94 Classic #103 . $1 ’94 Classic Prospects CHL #T40-T42 $1 ’95 Bowmans Best Rookie Insert #BB30 .$5 ’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #85 Guelph. $1 Craig Billington ’91 Upperdeck #559 .$0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #138 .. ..$0.50 ’93 Pinnacle #352 .$0.50 ’93 Pinnacle All Star Insert #1 .$0.50 ’93 Score #207 .$0.50 ’94 Leaf #84 .$0.50 ’97 Score #207 .$0.50 Rob Blake A native of Simcoe, Ontario, he opted to attend Bowling Green University, and in 1987-88, following his second year, he was selected 70th overall by Los Angeles in the NHL's entry draft. He flourished playing on the same line as Gretzky with his offensive talent and his superb shot, which became an integral part of the Los Angeles powerplay that Gretzky orchestrated. An early highlight of Blake's career came during the 1993 playoffs when the team, led by Gretzky, made it to the Stanley Cup finals. Blake had a chance to successfully represent Canada internationally on many occasions, each time happily taking advantage of the honor and experience. He played at the World Championships in 1991, 1994, 1997 and 1998, winning a gold medal on the 1994 and 1997 teams and a silver in 1991. He also played in the World Cup in 1996, and was key to Canada's defense at the Nagano Olympics in 1998, where he was named the best defenseman in the tournament. Since then, he asked for and got a trade, to Colorado, and won a Stanley Cup with the Avs in the spring of 2001 and capturing a Gold Medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah as a member of Canada's Olympic Team. Blake continues to anchor the Colorado blueline and hopes to help lead the Avs back to Stanley Cup Final in 2003. ’90 Bowman #142 ..$0.50 ’90 Score #421 .. .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #45 .$0.50 ’91 Score #8 .. .$0.50 ’91 Stadium Club #348 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #43 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #436 .$0.50 ’92 Fleer Ultra #79 .$0.50 ’92 OPC #243 .$0.50 ’92 Parkhurst #302 .$0.50 ’92 Pinnacle Team 2000 Insert #16 of 30 .$1 ’92 Score #177 .. .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #140 .$0.50 ’93 Leaf #172 $0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #94 .$0.50 ’93 Score #236 .. .$0.50 ’94 Leaf #12 $0.50 ’94 SP #53 .. .$0.50 ’95 Score #335 .. .$0.50 ’95 Score Check it Insert #9 of 12 .$2 ’96 Leaf #177 $0.50 Toe Beliveau Legendary Hall of Fame hockey player and one of the greatest coaches of all time. Sold Out Doug Bodger ’93 Parkhurst #253 Emerald Ice .. ..$0.50 Lonny Bohonos ’95 Bowman Rookie #93 ..$0.50 ’95 Bowman Rookie #93 FOIL ..$0.50 Peter Bondra Peter led the league in goals in 1994-95 and 1997-98. When play resumed in North America During the NHL lockout of 1994-95 , the right wing had a breakthrough year with a league leading 34 goals in only 47 games. After re-signing with Washington im 1996, he appeared in only 67 games, but still managed to score 52 goals. In 1998 he scored 52 goals. Bondra has managed to score 20+ goals in 12 consecutive seasons with the Caps and was a member of Slovakia's 2002 Olympic Team and it's 2002 World Championship Gold Medal Team. ’91 OPC #362 .$0.25 ’91 Parkhurst #188 .$0.25 ’91 Stadium Club #37 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #131 .$0.50 ’92 Score #165 .. .$0.25 ’92 Upper Deck #1 All Stars .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #115 .$0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #222 .$0.50 ’93 Pinnacle All Star Insert #12 ..$0.50 ’93 Score #344 .. .$0.25 ’94 Leaf #277 $0.50 ’94 SP #129 .. .$0.50 ’94 SP #129 Die Cut .$0.50 ’95 Bowman #55 .. .$0.25 ’95 Bowman #55 FOIL. .$0.25 ’95 Score #53 .. .$0.25 ’95 Score #53 FOIL .$0.25 ’96 Leaf #200 $0.25 Radek Bonk ’94 Classic Assets #20 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Classic Picks Insert #CP13 ..$4 ’94 Classic Autograph Insert hand numbered #3329 of 4940 RARE ..$20 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects #1 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects #2 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects #3 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects #100 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects #200 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic 1st Round Pick #3 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic 1st Round Pick #3 GOLD ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic Rookie of the Year insert #R2 .$2 ’94 Classic 4 Sport Gold #117 ROOKIE ..$2 ’94 SP #80 Rookie ..$2 ’94 SP #80 Rookie Die Cut .$3 ’94 Upper Deck World Tour #542 $1 ’95 Score #190 .. .$0.25 ’96 Leaf #129 $0.25 Jason Bonsignore ’94 Classic 1st Round Pick #4 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic 1st Round Pick #4 GOLD ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Classic 4 Sport Gold #118 ROOKIE ..$2 ’94 Classic CHL #T24-26 ROOKIE ..$2 ’94 Classic 95 Images #97 ROOKIE .$2 ’94 Pinnacle #489 World Junior Championships .$2 ’94 SP #173 Rookie ..$2 ’95 Bowman #101 .. .$1 ’95 Bowman #101 FOIL. .$1 ’95 Classic 5 sport CHL Limited Edition Autographed card ..$20 ’95 Score Rookie #308 .. .$0.25 Christian Bordeleau ’71 Topps #51 NRMT-MT ..$1 Nikolai Borschevsky ’92 Pinnacle Rookie #397 $0.50 ’92 Upperdeck Young Guns #572 $0.50 1978 OPC #115 ROOKIE NRMT........$75 Mike Bossy In the Amateur Draft of 1977, 12 teams gave preference to other players. The New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs did this twice. Only the New York Islanders made him their first choice, 15th overall. Coach Al Arbour placed him on the same line as two other up-and-coming stars - Bryan Trottier and Clark Gillies. In his first season, Bossy scored an all-time rookie record of 53 goals and chalked up a total of 92 points to win the Calder Trophy. Mike holds the NHL record for the most 50-or-more goal seasons(9). On top of that, he has four Stanley Cup rings to his credit. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1991 and had his number retired by the Islanders. ’84 Topps #91 NRMT/MT $5 ’84 Topps #155 NRMT/MT .$4 ’86 Topps #90 NRMT/MT $3 '87 Topps #105 NRMT/MT.......$1 ’90 Pro Set #650 $0.50 Jason Botterill ’94 Pinnacle World Junior Championships Canada #467 .$1 ’94 Score World Juniors #202 ..$0.50 ’94 SP World Junior Championships #143 .$0.50 Dan Bouchard ’74 Topps #15 NRMT-MT O/C L/R ..$1 ’84 Topps #128 NRMT-MT ...$1 Pierre Bouchard 5 Stanley Cup Championships. ’74/75 ESSO Sticker #26 .$0.75 Andre Boudrias ’71 Topps #12 NRMT-MT ..$1 Bob Bourne Sold Out *Ray Bourque ’84 OPC #1 NRMT $ ’84 Topps #157 NRMT/MT .$ '87 Topps All Star Sticker #1 NRMT/MT..........$2 '87 Topps #87 NRMT/MT..........$2 ’88 Topps #73 NRMT/MT .$ ’88 Topps All Star Sticker #5 NRMT/MT .$ ’89 OPC #110 NRMT/MT .$ ’90 Bowman #31 ..$0.50 ’90 Pro Set #1 .$0.50 ’90 Score #200 .. .$0.50 ’90 Score #313 .. .$0.50 ’90 Score #363 .. .$0.50 ’90 OPC #196 .$0.50 ’90 Topps #43 .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #64 .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #204 .$0.50 ’90 Upper Deck #320 .$0.50 ’91 Parkhurst #9 .$0.50 ’91 Parkhurst #221 .$0.50 ’91 Score #50 .. .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #255 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #633 .$0.50 ’92 Fleer Ultra Award Winner Insert #8 of 10 .$3 ’92 Fleer Ultra NHL All Star Insert #2 of 12 .$3 ’92 OPC Premier #119 .$0.50 ’92 OPC Premier #192 .$0.50 ’92 Score #100 .. .$0.50 ’92 Score #419 .. .$0.50 ’92 Score #447 .. .$0.50 ’92 Score #490 .. .$0.50 ’92 Topps #262 $0.50 ’90 Pro Set #227 ..$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #265 . .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #626 . .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck Norris Trophy Winner Insert #AW5 .$2 ’93 Parkhurst #14 .$0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #464 .$0.50 ’93 Pinnacle #250 .. .$0.50 ’94 Premier #36 .. .$0.50 ’93 Score #29 .. .$0.50 ’94 Leaf #77 $0.50 ’94 Score #180 .. .$0.50 ’94 SP #6 ..$1 ’95 Bowman #2 .. .$0.50 ’95 Bowman #2 FOIL. .$0.50 ’95 Score #199 .. .$0.50 ’97 Score #89 .. .$0.50 Autographed Colorado Avalanche Hockey Puck Curtis Bowen ’94 Pinnacle World Junior Championships Canada #468 .$1 Brian Bradley ’92 Parkhurst #174 Emerald Ice .. ..$0.50 ’93 Pinnacle All Star Insert #33 .$0.50 ’94 SP #114 . $0.50 ’94 SP #114 Die Cut $0.50 Donald Brashear ’94 Classic Enforcers Insert #E1 . $0.50 Daniel Briere ’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P4 ..$1 Rob Brind’Amour ’90 Bowman #23 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 OPC #332 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Pro Set #259 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Score #98 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Score #131 ROOKIE $1 ’90 Score #328 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Score Young Superstars #31 .$1 ’90 Topps #332 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Upper Deck #36 ROOKIE .$1 ’90 Upper Deck #347 ROOKIE .$1 ’91 OPC #490 . .$0.50 ’91 Parkhurst #124 .$0.50 ’91 Stadium Club #184 .$0.50 ’91 Upper Deck #189 . .$0.50 ’92 Fleer Ultra #152 .$0.50 ’92 OPC Premier #94 .$0.50 ’92 Pinnacle Team 2000 Insert #18 of 30 $1 ’92 Topps #90 .$0.50 ’92 Upper Deck #264 . .$0.50 ’93 Parkhurst #152 .$0.50 ’93 Score #45 .... .$0.50 ’94 Leaf #150 $0.50 ’95 Score #244 .. .$0.25 ’95 Score #244 FOIL .$0.25 ’96 Leaf #129 $0.25 ’97 Uperdeck Game Dated #121 $0.50 Patrice Brisebois ’92 Parkhurst #320 Emerald Ice .. ..$0.50 Martin Brodeur On March 24th, 2004, the NJ Devils goalie became the youngest goalie in NHL history to record 400 wins at the age of 31. His record is 400/210/105. The all time saves leader is Patrick Roy at 551, a record that only Martin has a shot at. Richard Brodeur ’87 OPC #257 NRMT-MT .$0.50 Aaron Broten ’89 Topps #180 NRMT-MT ..$0.50 Neal Broten ’90 Bowman #178 .$0.25 '94 Flair #39 .$0.25 Paul Broten ’94 Premier #74 parallel .$0.50 ’94 Premier #261 parallel .$0.50 Arnie Brown ’71 Topps #14 NRMT-MT ..$1 Jeff Brown ’94 SP #123 . $0.50 ’94 SP #123 Die Cut $0.50 ’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P5 ..$1 Sergei Brylin ’94 Pinnacle World Junior Championships Russia #509 .$1 Laurent Bucher ’91 Upperdeck World Junior Tournament #668 .$0.50 Johnny Bucyk ’76 Topps #95 NRMT-MT ..$3 1999 Upper Deck Retro Inkredible autographed card # JoB..........$25 Pavel Bure ’91 Upper Deck #54 . .$ ’91 Upper Deck #555 . .$ ’91 Upper Deck #647 . .$ ’92 Fleer Ultra #219 .$1 ’92 OPC Premier #67 .$1 ’92 Parkhurst #404 .$1 ’92 Parkhurst #446 .$1 ’92 Pinnacle #110 .$1 ’92 Score #14 .. .$1 ’92 Score #504 .. .$1 ’92 Score #523 .. .$1 ’92 Stadium Club #489 . .$1 ’92 Upper Deck #21 . .$1 ’92 Upper Deck #156 . .$2 ’92 Upper Deck #362 ..$1 ’92 Upper Deck #431 . .$1 ’93 Parkhurst #211 .$1 ’93 Parkhurst #297 .$1 ’93 Parkhurst #460 .$1 ’93 Pinnacle All Star Insert #31 .$1 ’94 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects Insert #PP12 .$1 ’94 Fleer Flair Hot Numbers Insert #1 of 10 $ ’94 Fleer Flair Scoring Power Insert #1 of 10 $ ’94 Leaf #10 $0.50 ’94 Premier #151 .$0.50 ’94 SP #121 .$1 ’95 Bowman #65 .. .$0.50 ’95 Bowman #65 FOIL. .$0.50 ’95 Pinnacle #125 .. .$0.50 ’95 Score #135 .. .$0.50 ’95 Score Border Battle Insert #11 of 15 .. .$0.50 ’95 Zenith #9 .. .$0.50 ’96 Leaf #15 $0.50 ’97 Score #96 .. .$0.50 ’97 Score 261 .. .$0.50 Valeri Bure ’91 7th Inning Sketch WHL Chiefs #1 $2 ’92 Classic Four Sport Draft Pick Collection #163 $1 ’94 Classic #30 ..$0.50 ’94 Classic Rookie of the Year Insert #R4 ..$2 ’94 Leaf #471 $0.50 ’94 Pinnacle #501 World Junior Championships $0.50 ’95 Bowman #160 .$0.50 ’95 Bowmans Best Insert #BB28 $3 ’95 Score #138 .. .$0.50 ’97 Score #231 .. .$0.50 Sean Burke ’89 Topps #92 Rookie .$1 ’90 Score #11 Young Superstars $1 ’90 Score #17 Rookie $1 ’90 Score #34 Rookie $1 ’90 Upperdeck #66 ..$0.50 ’91 Stadium Club #76 ..$0.50 ’91 Upperdeck #183 ..$0.50 ’92 Fleer Ultra #68 $0.50 ’93 Score #126 .$0.50 ’94 Leaf #85 .$0.50 ’94 SP #51 . $0.50 ’94 SP #51 Die Cut $0.50 ’95 Bowman #26 .$0.50 ’95 Bowman #26 FOIL .$0.50 ’95 Score #32 .$0.50 ’95 Score #32 FOIL .$0.50 ’95 Score #320 .$0.50 ’95 Score #320 FOIL .$0.50 ’97 Score #1 .. .$0.50 ’97 Upperdeck #31 ..$0.50 Charlie Burns ’71 Topps #21 NRMT-MT ..$1 Shawn Burr ’91 OPC #184 .$0.25 Dave Burrows ’74/75 ESSO Sticker #4 .$0.75 Garth Butcher ’91 OPC #204 $0.25 ’91 Pro Set #583 $0.25 ’93 Pinnacle All Star Insert #24 .$0.50 Vyacheslav Butsayev ’92 Classic Four Sport #12 Gold $1 ’92 Classic Pro Hockey Prospects Limited Edition Bonus Card #BC14 $2 ’92 Fleer Ultra #153 $1 ’92 Parkhurst #363 ..$1 ’92 Upperdeck #503 $1 ’93 Parkhurst #151 ..$1 Petr Buzek ’94 SP World Junior Championships #155 .$0.50 ’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #52. $1 Ilya Byakin ’94 Score Top Rookie #619 .$0.50 Ilya Byalsin ’90 OPC Central Red Army #1R ..$1 Vyacheslav Bykov ’90 OPC Central Red Army #10R ..$1 Ready to place an order? 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