Maybe I liked the mystery, the idea that this modest piece of cardboard might one day change my life – or not. Yet I had never been motivated to find out just how valuable. I’ve always known I was holding onto something special – a relic of my childhood, yes, but also something valuable. Since then, it’s lived in shoe boxes and cookie tins and cupboards in Calgary, London, Ont., Vancouver and Toronto. I’ve had it since it showed up 43 years ago in a pack of 14 random cards, wrapped in waxy paper along with a rock-hard stick of bubble gum, at a corner store a couple of blocks from my childhood home in Calgary. Show less.The O-Pee-Chee company's legacy as an icon of the sports-collectibles industry began in the 1930s, when its founders decided to start putting trading cards in their packs of bubble gum. Please remember that deleting cookies may affect your experience of our website. Please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service which provides important information about the cookies we use, how we use them and how they can be deleted. Some cookies are also necessary for the technical operation of our website. Cookies allow us to recognize your computer and improve your experience on our website. Cookies are text files containing small amounts of data which are downloaded to your computer, or other device, when you visit a website. This website uses cookies to maximize your experience and help us to understand how we can improve it. By clicking the “Accept” button, or otherwise continuing to use the Site, you consent to G5’s use of cookies and to the terms of our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. We have updated our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service to reflect recent additions to our services and changes in the law. Sorry for interrupting, but there is something we need to tell you.
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