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Won These one of a kind uncut Gretzky cards | Wayne Gretzky Memorabilia4 of 4 |  |  |
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Won these uncut off the press Gretzky hockey cards as a door prize at a hockey tournament about 10 years ago, I was told then that it was worth about 300$...but that was before retirement.
From what I ve heard it is very rare to have uncut cards, the teams that are featured are:
I would love to find out what this is worth!
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any larger pictures? I'd like to help identify the cards depicted.
some companies like Upper Deck and a few others in the 90's - 00's liked to put these out as rare promotional items or sell them in their catalog for a premium.
As far as the market for one of those uncut sheets during this economy, good luck getting $40-$60.00 if the cards are 1990 or greater in year...
This looks like an uncut sheet that was produced using kraft Gretzky cards.
The cards were a giveaway when large cases of kraft products were ordered by stores. The cards are repeated (several of the exact same card),,I think there are about 10 different cards.