Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver Canucks hockey cards spotlight franchise greats like Pavel Bure and modern stars like Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes. Pettersson’s Young Guns rookie card is one of the most popular modern NHL cards, while Bure’s vintage rookie cards are timeless classics. Collectors chase Canucks autographs, memorabilia patches, and Upper Deck rookie editions for Pettersson, Hughes, and other rising stars.
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Henrik Sedin
Daniel Sedin
Trevor Linden
Roberto Luongo
Pavel Bure
Stan Smyl
Markus Naslund
Kirk McLean
Todd Bertuzzi
Alex Burrows
**1970-71 O-Pee-Chee Pavel Bure Rookie Card (#309)**
Pavel Bure is one of the greatest players in Vancouver Canucks history, and his 1970-71 O-Pee-Chee rookie card is a prized collectible for fans of the team. Known as the "Russian Rocket" for his blazing speed and goal-scoring ability, Bure became the face of the Canucks in the 1990s. He was a two-time Rocket Richard Trophy winner and an electrifying force on the ice. His rookie card is a must-have for collectors of Canucks memorabilia.
**1989-90 O-Pee-Chee Trevor Linden Rookie Card (#49)**
Trevor Linden is one of the most beloved players in Vancouver Canucks history, and his 1989-90 O-Pee-Chee rookie card captures the start of his long and successful career with the team. Linden was known for his leadership, versatility, and heart, serving as the team’s captain for many years. His leadership during the Canucks’ 1994 Stanley Cup Finals run made him a fan favorite. His rookie card remains a cornerstone for any Canucks fan or hockey card collector.
**1990-91 O-Pee-Chee Kirk McLean Card (#261)**
Kirk McLean was the starting goaltender for the Vancouver Canucks during their most successful era in the early 1990s, including their memorable 1994 Stanley Cup Finals appearance. His 1990-91 O-Pee-Chee card highlights his role as the team’s backbone in net. McLean was known for his clutch performances and his ability to steal games for the Canucks, and his card is a valuable piece for collectors who remember his contributions to the team’s success.
**1997-98 Upper Deck Henrik Sedin Rookie Card (#482)**
Henrik Sedin, alongside his twin brother Daniel, became one of the most iconic players in Vancouver Canucks history. His 1997-98 Upper Deck rookie card marks the start of his Hall of Fame career, known for his exceptional playmaking, vision, and hockey IQ. Henrik was the heart and soul of the Canucks’ offense for over a decade and remains the team’s all-time leader in assists. His rookie card is highly sought after by collectors who remember his leadership and creativity on the ice.
**1997-98 Upper Deck Daniel Sedin Rookie Card (#485)**
Daniel Sedin, like his brother Henrik, had a legendary career with the Vancouver Canucks. His 1997-98 Upper Deck rookie card is a valuable collectible for fans of the team and the Sedin twins’ incredible impact on the franchise. Known for his goal-scoring ability and chemistry with Henrik, Daniel was one of the most dynamic players in the NHL. His rookie card is a must-have for collectors who appreciate his scoring touch and his role in the Canucks’ success.
**2004-05 Upper Deck Roberto Luongo Card (#365)**
Roberto Luongo is one of the best goaltenders to ever play for the Vancouver Canucks, and his 2004-05 Upper Deck card showcases his prime years with the team. Luongo was known for his incredible athleticism, consistency, and ability to carry the team on his back. His performances in the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals cemented his legacy as a Canucks great, even though the team fell short. His card remains a valuable addition to any Canucks fan’s collection.
**1986-87 O-Pee-Chee Pavel Bure Card (#228)**
While Pavel Bure’s rookie card is often regarded as one of the most important Canucks cards, his 1986-87 O-Pee-Chee card also remains a key collectible. This card features a young Bure, showcasing his future potential as one of the league’s top goal scorers. Bure’s legendary career with the Canucks, including his incredible offensive production, makes this card a significant part of any collection focused on Vancouver’s history.
**1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Orland Kurtenbach Card (#112)**
Orland Kurtenbach is one of the foundational figures in Vancouver Canucks history, serving as the team’s first captain after joining the NHL. His 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee card is an important piece for collectors, as it represents the early years of the franchise. Kurtenbach was a key leader and was known for his physicality and leadership on the ice. His contributions to the Canucks’ development as a team make this card a valuable addition for any collector interested in the team’s early history.
**2009-10 Upper Deck Ryan Kesler Card (#177)**
Ryan Kesler was one of the most tenacious players in Vancouver Canucks history, known for his two-way play, physicality, and ability to score timely goals. His 2009-10 Upper Deck card captures him during one of the peak seasons of his career, as he played a pivotal role in the Canucks’ 2011 Stanley Cup Finals run. Kesler’s all-around play and leadership make his card a key collectible for fans of the team.
**1992-93 Upper Deck Cliff Ronning Card (#37)**
Cliff Ronning was a skilled forward and fan favorite during his time with the Vancouver Canucks, known for his speed and offensive ability. His 1992-93 Upper Deck card highlights his important role in the Canucks’ success in the 1990s. Ronning’s contributions to the team, especially during their 1994 Stanley Cup Finals run, made him a key figure in the franchise’s history. His card remains a valuable collectible for fans who remember his time with the team.