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www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 1 This guide to Hockey Card UER’s (uncorrected errors) of the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s is a joint project of www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com and www.ohlalumnicentral.com. We’d like to thank www.checkoutmycards.com and www.tradingcarddb.com. Without the use of some of their images and information, this guide would not be possible. This e-book is 100% free of charge. Please, if you enjoy it and find it useful, share it with your friends and family! If you find any errors or know of any cards that should be added, please contact us at [email protected]. We’d be glad to hear from you! www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 2 Card: 1952-53 Parkhurst #3 Player: Bernie Geoffrion Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $250.00 UER: On the back of the card, Parkhurst misspelled Bernie’s last name ‘Gioffrion’. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 3 Card: 1953-54 Parkhurst #28 Player: Dickie Moore Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $125.00 UER: The picture on the front of the card is Jean Beliveau and not Dickie Moore. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 4 Card: 1953-54 Parkhurst #37 Player: Bill Dineen Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $80.00 UER: Al Arbour is pictured on the front of the card, not Bill Dineen. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 5 Card: 1953-54 Parkhurst #38 Player: Al Arbour Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $100.00 UER: Bill Dineen is pictured on the front of the card, not Al Arbour. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 6 Card: 1953-54 Parkhurst #88 Player: Johnny Peirson Team: Boston Bruins Value: $40.00 UER: Johnny’s last name is misspelled Pierson on the back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 7 Card: 1954-55 Parkhurst #65 Player: Johnny Bower Team: New York Rangers Value: $400.00 UER: Johnny’s last name is misspelled Bowers on the back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 8 Card: 1955-56 Parkhurst #62 Player: Babe Siebert Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $40.00 UER: Babe’s last name is misspelled Seibert on the front and back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 9 Card: 1957-58 Topps #35 Player: Terry Sawchuk Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $250.00 UER: Terry’s last name is spelled Sawchuck on front of card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 10 Card: 1958-59 Parkhurst #23 Player: Allan Stanley Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Value: $25.00 UER: Stanley’s first name spelled Allen on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 11 Card: 1958-59 Parkhurst #46 Player: Johnny Bower Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Value: $150.00 UER: Once again, Parkhurst added an ‘s’ to the end of Johnny’s last name, misspelling it Bowers on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 12 Card: 1958-59 Topps #8 Player: Gordie Howe Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $400.00 UER: Howe’s first name is misspelled Gordy on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 13 Card: 1958-59 Topps #45 Player: Jerry Toppazzini Team: Boston Bruins Value: $20.00 UER: Topps was short on z’s, misspelling Jerry’s last name Toppazini on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 14 Card: 1958-59 Topps #47 Player: Pete Goegan Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $20.00 UER: Pete’s last name is misspelled Geogan on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 15 Card: 1959-60 Topps #9 Player: Don McKenney Team: Boston Bruins Value: $20.00 UER: Don’s last name is misspelled McKenny on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 16 Card: 1959-60 Topps #40 Player: Charlie Burns Team: Boston Bruins Value: $20.00 UER: First name is misspelled Charley on the front of the card. Check out the cool late 1950’s bucket on Burns! www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 17 Card: 1960-61 Parkhurst #28 Player: Gerry Melnyk Team: Detroit Red Wings Value: $15.00 UER: Melnyk’s first name is misspelled Jerry on the front and back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 18 Card: 1960-61 Topps #17 Player: Dickie Boon Team: All-Time Greats Value: $15.00 UER: Dickie’s last name is misspelled Boone of the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 19 Card: 1960-61 Topps #34 Player: Frank Frederickson Team: All-Time Greats Value: $15.00 UER: Frank’s last name is misspelled Fredrickson on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 20 Card: 1960-61 Topps #40 Player: Don McKenney Team: Boston Bruins Value: $12.00 UER: Once again, Don had his last name misspelled McKenny on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 21 Card: 1961-62 Parkhurst #51 Player: Andre Pronovost Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $40.00 UER: On the back of the card, Andre’s last name is misspelled Provonost. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 22 Card: 1961-62 Parkhurst #44 Player: Wayne Connelly Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $15.00 UER: Wayne’s last name is misspelled Conolly on the front and back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 23 Card: 1962-63 Topps #49 Player: Jim Neilson Team: New York Rangers Value: $20.00 UER: Beckett calls this an uncorrected error card. As far as we can figure, it’s because the stats given for the previous season are those from his year in the minors with Kitchener-Waterloo. If that stats are NHL, it’s believed it would normally be blank. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 24 Card: 1964-65 Topps #6 Player: Terry Sawchuk Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Value: $100.00 UER: For the second time, Terry’s last name was misspelled Sawchuck. This time, it was on the back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 25 Card: 1964-65 Topps #69 Player: George Armstrong Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Value: $100.00 UER: All we can find wrong with this card is that Armstrong’s game total from the previous season reads 66 and it should read 67. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 26 Card: 1965-66 Topps #76 Player: Yvan Cournoyer Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $100.00 UER: This is the first, but not the last, time that Cournoyer’s first name is misspelled Yvon. It is misspelled on the front and back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 27 Card: 1965-66 Topps #28 Player: Garry Peters Team: New York Rangers Value: $8.00 UER: His first name is misspelled Gary on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 28 Card: 1967-68 Topps #37 Player: Don Awrey Team: Boston Bruins Value: $8.00 UER: The picture on the front of Awrey’s card is actually Boston teammate Phil ‘Skip’ Krake. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 29 Card: 1967-68 Topps #93 Player: Skip Krake Team: Boston Bruins Value: $8.00 UER: The picture on the front of the card is Don Awrey and not Krake. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 30 Card: 1968-69 O-Pee-Chee #3 Player: Don Awrey Team: Boston Bruins Value: $8.00 UER: Once again, Skip Krake is featured on the front of Don Awrey’s hockey card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 31 Card: 1968-69 O-Pee-Chee #43 Player: Skip Krake Team: Los Angeles Kings Value: $8.00 UER: Despite Krake being traded from Boston to the Los Angeles Kings, it is again Don Awrey’s picture that appears on the front of Skip’s card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 32 Card: 1969-70 O-Pee-Chee #189 Player: Terry Sawchuk Team: New York Rangers Value: $40.00 UER: The back of the card stats state that Sawchuk played 11 games in 1968-69 when, in fact, he played 13 as a member of the Detroit Red Wings. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 33 Card: 1970-71 Topps #122 Player: Poul Popiel Team: Vancouver Canucks Value: $1.50 UER: Popiel’s first name is misspelled Paul on the front and back of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 34 Card: 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee #148 Player: Guy Lafleur Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $200.00 UER: Guy’s last name is misspelled La Fleur on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 35 Card: 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee #253 Player: Phil Esposito Team: Boston Bruins Value: $12.00 UER: This one is weak but is recognized by Beckett and other big names as a UER. Esposito’s first name is followed by a period in two locations on the back of the card (Phil.). www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 36 Card: 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee #256 Player: Jacques Plante Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Value: $15.00 UER: On the back of the card, it should read that Plante has recorded 77 career shutouts, not 63. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 37 Card: 1971-72 O-Pee-Chee #146 Player: Claude Larose Team: Montreal Canadiens Value: $4.00 UER: A somewhat common issue with O- Pee-Chee and the Montreal Canadiens – Claude’s last name was misspelled La Rose on the front of the card. www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 38 Card: 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee #275 Player: Wayne Stephenson Team: St. Louis Blues Value: $10.00 UER: On the back of the card, Wayne’s stats from the previous year are correct but the headings are for a skater (goals, assists, points, PIM). www.vintagehockeycardsreport.com Page 39 Card: 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee #23 Player: Rick Smith Team: California Golden Seals Value: $2.50 UER: This error is simply a case of bad math. Rick’s total career games should total 265 on this card.
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