Historical Hockey and Sports Memorabilia Auction February 2025
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/18/2025
An intimate 50-card set picturing only players and staff of the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs, the 1959-60 Parkhurst set was released for the last season of Montreal’s still unmatched run of five-straight Stanley Cups. Offered here in complete set form, we present this assembly of Parkhurst's 1959-60 release. Found to mostly be in between the condition ranges of VG to VG-EX and EX to EX-MT throughout its entirety while some of the included cards present both a bit better off and a bit worse, the set is paced by a PSA graded copy of card #2 picturing Maurice Richard over its front, which has earned a mark of VG 3 for its effort. For the rest of the set, the key cards include those of 1-Canadiens On Guard (VG-EX to EX - corner wear), 6-Beliveau (VG-EX to EX - surface wear), 8-Harvey (VG to VG-EX - surface wear in blue coloured section), 23-Horton (EX-MT to NM), 24-Mahovlich (EX to EX-MT - slight corner wear), 32-Bower (VG to VG-EX - light damage to the top right corner), 33-Geoffrion (VG to VG-EX - slight fading and light corner wear), 39-H. Richard (VG-EX to EX - small pressure dent at top border), 41-Plante (EX-MT - small ding to bottom right corner), 50-Clancy (VG to VG-EX - ding to bottom right corner). For the rest of the set, the condition breakdown includes five (5) cards in the scope of EX-MT to NM, twenty-two (22) cards in the range of EX to EX-MT, five (5) cards seen as being in the vicinity of VG-EX to EX, three (3) cards around VG to VG-EX and finally, four (4) cards in the neighborhood of G to VG.
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