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Sean Haggerty


bullet’94 SP #191 Premier Prospects…………..$1






Montreal Canadiens Twins Enterprises NHL Franchise

George Hainsworth

Played 11 seasons in the NationalHockey League. No season was more outstanding than the 1928-29 season. Hainsworth allowed only 43 goals in a 44 game schedule and recorded a remarkable total of 22 shutouts. His team only won those 22 games that season. They finished with a 22-7-15 record. Hainsworth posted a miniscule 0.92 GAA and captured his third consecutive Vezina Trophy.

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Bill Hajt


bullet’83 OPC #64…………..$0.50






Chris Hajt


bullet’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #61.…$1
bullet’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P16………..$1






Glenn Hall Chicago Blackhawks Autographed Hockey Stick
Chicago Blackhawks Autographed Hockey Stick


Glenn Hall


bullet’93 Score Top Rookie #476…………$0.50



Glenn Hall Autographed Detroit Red Wings Hockey Puck
Autographed Detroit Red Wings Hockey Puck






Radek Hamr


bullet’93 Score Top Rookie #476…………$0.50






Roman Hamrlik


bullet’97 Uperdeck #157……….$0.25






Montreal Canadiens Twins Enterprises NHL Franchise

Ted Harris

5 Stanley Cup Championships

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Montreal Canadiens Twins Enterprises NHL Franchise

Doug Harvey


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Todd Harvey


bullet1994 Fleer Flair #41………………………………$0.25
bullet’94 Leaf #467……………….$1
bullet’94 Pinnacle World Junior Championships #138 Canada….….$1






Buffalo Sabres Reebok NHL Hat Trick

Detroit Red Wings Twins Enterprises NHL Franchise

Dominic Hasek


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Derian Hatcher


bullet’94 Leaf #286……………….$0.50
bullet’95 Score #225………………$0.50






Kevin Hatcher


bullet’91 Parkhurst #191…….………..$0.25






Buffalo Sabres Reebok NHL Hat Trick

Dale Hawerchuk

During the summer of 1979, Hawerchuk was selected 6th overall by the Cornwall Royals of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Although part of the Quebec League, Cornwall participated in the Ontario Draft, thus enabling them to grab Hawerchuk. He immediately set the league on fire, recording 103 points and garnering Rookie-of-the-Year honours. During the playoffs, he was named MVP, scoring 45 points in 18 games. He then led the Royals to the Memorial Cup championship, scoring three points in the final, capturing the Most Sportsmanlike Player Award, and being named to the All-Star Team at left wing. At age 18, Hawerchuk took Winnipeg and the NHL by storm, smashing team records along the way. By season's end, "Ducky" as he was called by teammates, had led the Jets to the largest single season turn-around by one team in NHL history, a 48-point improvement. He shattered 17 club records in the process and became the youngest NHL player in history to reach the 100-point plateau, finishing with 103 points, the second best total by a rookie in NHL history. For his efforts, he captured the Calder Memorial Trophy as Rookie-of-the-Year, the youngest to win that award and played in his first All-Star Game. He was the 23rd player to reach the 500-goal plateau in 1995-96 and the 31st player to record 1,000 points in 1990-91. His final career totals included 518 goals, 891 assists and 1,409 points, placing him 10th on the career NHL points list.
bullet’82 OPC #380 NRMT ROOKIE……….$20
bullet'87 Topps #149 NRMT/MT..........$1
bullet’90 Upperdeck #53…………$1






Team Canada (Women) Autographed 2002 Canadian Women's Olympic Hockey Champions 16X20 Photograph (Unframed)

Geraldine Heaney


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Guy Hebert


bullet94 Flair #3…………………………………………….$0.25
bullet’97 Score #6………….$0.50






Bret Hedican


bullet'92 Classic Draft Picks limited edition autograph ........$10
bullet’92 Upperdeck Star Rookies #414……..$0.50






Team Canada (Women) Autographed 2002 Canadian Women's Olympic Hockey Champions 16X20 Photograph (Unframed)

Jayna Hefford


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Steve Heinz


bullet’92 Fleer Ultra #3…………$0.50






Darby Hendrickson


bullet2000 SP Authentic #44……….$0.25






New York Rangers Twins Enterprises NHL Franchise

Bryan Hextall


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Philadelphia Flyers Reebok NHL Hat Trick

Ron Hextall


bullet’87 Topps #169 ROOKIE………….$5
bullet’97 Score #27…………$0.50






Matt Higgins


bullet’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P17………..$1






Craig Hillier


bullet’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P18………..$1






Corey Hirsch


bullet’92 Upperdeck #463……$0.50
bullet’94 Classic Four Sport #236 Binghamton Rangers…….$0.50
bullet’94 Classic #85………...$0.50
bullet’94 Classic #85 Gold…..$0.50
bullet’95 Bowman #145….…..$0.50
bullet’95 Zenith Rookie #134…..$0.50






Jan Hlavac


bullet’94 SP World Junior Championships #158 Czech Republic….$1
bullet’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #25.…$1






Ken Hodge


bullet’90 Upperdeck Young Guns #529 Rookie……$0.50






Jonas Hoglund


bullet’92 Upperdeck #222 World Jr Tournament……$0.50






Milos Holan


bullet’93 Parkhurst Prospects #268………$0.50






Josh Holden


bullet’96 Bowman Draft Prospect #P19………..$1






Brian Holzinger


bullet’95 Classic Draft Prospects Gold Insert #74 Bowling Green.…$2
bullet’95 Score Rookie #310……..$0.50
bullet’95 Zenith Rookie #126…..$0.50







1961 Parkhurst #20 EX/MT+ NO CREASES......$225

1971 Topps #70 NRMT........$50

Gordie Howe

Though other superstars could be deemed somewhat better scorers, tougher fighters or faster skaters, no player has approached Gordie Howe's sustained level of excellence. Incredibly, Gordie finished in the top 5 in NHL scoring for 20 straight seasons. Howe made his professional debut when he was 18, taking up the right wing for Detroit at the beginning of the 1946-47 season. He was 6' tall and just over 200 pounds, making him one of the heavier players in the league. Howe was put on a line with Sid Abel and Ted Lindsay and over the next three years the troika and the Detroit team became the league's best. In all, Howe was selected to 21 NHL All-Star squads, 12 times to the First Team. Six times he led the NHL in scoring to capture the Art Ross Trophy and six times he won the Hart as the league's most valuable player. His Detroit teams won the Stanley Cup four times. He finished his career in the WHA. 1767 games, 801 goals and 1049 assists.
bullet’92 Upperdeck All Star Heroes #42……….$0.25






Mark Howe


bullet’90 Score #92……………….$0.25







2007/08 PARKHURST KINGS AUTO BLUE INK #35.........$20

Kelly Hrudey


bullet’97 Score #50…………….$0.50






Bobby Hull

Few of the game's superstars could match the physical talents of Bobby Hull. The Golden Jet combined speed, a feared slapshot and a powerful physique to rise to the elite of the NHL in the 1960s. Hull was a legend in Chicago and later enjoyed success in the World Hockey Association and on the international stage while representing Canada. Hull developed the curved hockey stick, which gave the shooter more velocity and caused the puck to move differently at times. And what goalies throughout the league didn't need was the most feared shot in the NHL behaving like a curve ball. Following the NHL/WHA merger in 1979, Hull remained with the Jets for 18 games in the 1979-80 season before a trade brought him to the Hartford Whalers to play alongside Gordie Howe. He retired after that season with 610 goals in 1,063 regular-season games. Hull took his place in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1983 along with old teammate Stan Mikita.
bullet’92 Upperdeck All Star Heroes #43……….$0.25






Brett Hull

Brett is just the fifth player in NHL history to do the 50/50, tying as third fastest ever. This achievement put Hull in an elite group of superstar players alongside Wayne Gretzky, Maurice Richard, Mike Bossy and Mario Lemieux. In 1988 the Flames traded Hull to St. Louis. In his first season, he scored 41 goals and captured the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy. 1990-91 marked the first Hull's three consecutive 70-plus goal seasons, which included a career high 86 goals in 1990-91 which earned him the Lester B. Pearson Trophy and the Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's Most Valuable Player. A two-time member of the US Olympic team in 1998 and 2002, Hull surpassed the 700-goal mark and 1,300-point mark in 2002-03 and shows no signs of slowing down as he and the Red Wings look to repeat as Stanley Cup champions.

bullet’90 Upperdeck #154………….$2
bullet’97 Score #81…………$1











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