The listing, Collectible Postal Lot ; Canada; 2014; NHL Original Six Defencemen; Chicago's Pierre Pilote + BONUS has ended.
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This treasure is the perfect treasure for any NHL “Original Six” hockey enthusiasts and/or stamp collectors. Canada Post's 2014 NHL Original Six series highlights a star from each team in the era that ended with NHL expansion in 1967. "The six hockey legends celebrated by Canada Post defined, and in some cases redefined, the defensive position at a golden time in the sport's history," says the Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Transport and responsible for Canada Post. "Hockey transcends sport in Canada. It's part of our very fabric."
Pierre Pilote: Chicago Blackhawks, Number 3. Born in Kénogami, Quebec, and raised in Fort Erie, Ontario, Pilote won the Norris Trophy three times from 1963 to 1965. He earned places on the NHL's All-Star teams for seven consecutive years from 1960 to 1967. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1975.
The winner of this auction will receive: one (1) 2014 Canada Post NHL Original Six souvenir sheet and (1) official first day cover (OFDC) featuring Canadian NHL great Pierre Pilote of the Chicago Black Hawks. The reverse of seven colour lithography souvenir sheet front features Pilote's career highlights and statistics and is limited to a production of 225,000. The OFDC is cancelled in Pilote's birthplace of Kenogami, Quebec and production is limited to only 12,000.
PLEASE NOTE - You will receive the exact souvenir sheet and official first day cover (OFDC) shown in the photographs. Coin easels NOT included. ;-)
BONUS - This souvenir sheet will come, as shown in the photos, in a semi-rigid sports card holder.
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