Terry Crisp - New York Islanders - Goal Puck - December 30, 1972 (Canucks Logo)
- Closing Bid: $130.00
| Number Of Bids: | 4 (Bid History) |
| Bid Increment: | $10.00 |
| Quantity Available: | 1 |
| Listing Number: | 85667 |
| Open Date: | Nov 21, 2013 06:00:00 PM EST |
| Close Date: | Dec 10, 2013 09:02:00 PM EST |
| Listing Type: | Auction |
Description
Welcome to the MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program's Goal Puck Auction!
The NHL Goal Pucks Program, the first authenticated game-used program known in professional sports, ran during the 1972-73 and 1973-74 NHL seasons.
Pucks were removed from the nets and lifted from the games by the on-ice officials after goals were scored. The goal scorers were identified, stickers with the relevant information was applied to one side of each puck, and the pucks were offered publicly to hockey fans and collectors via advertisements in printed publications.
The MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program is proud to offer fans and collectors across the globe the opportunity to own a piece of history... a puck used to score a goal by Terry Crisp of the New York Islanders during the 1972-1973 National Hockey League regular season.
This was his 3rd of the season and 41st goal of his career.
The goal was scored in the Vancouver Canucks' 5-2 victory over the New York Islanders on 12/30/1972. It was assisted by Lorne Henning and Craig Cameron.
This puck is registered into the MGG Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program as number 148751.
Shipping
$12.00 USD within the USA
$30.00 USD to Alaska and Hawaii
$40.00 USD to Canada
$40.00 USD to Russia
$60.00 USD to Australia and Sweden
$65.00 USD to Czech Republic
All winning bidders pay shipping charges and are responsible for all tariffs, taxes, duties and any other additional costs associated with shipping inside or outside of North America.
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