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1991 Future Trends Canada ’72

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Cards tracked
167
With a value
149
With recorded sales
122
Value range
$0–$236
Median value
$1
PSA 10 vs raw
~45.4×

Ripbin tracks 149 priced cards from 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72, with values from $0 to $236 — the top 10 cards account for 48% of the set's tracked value.

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1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 checklist, prices and values — all 167 cards in one place, led by Ken Dryden, Paul Henderson, Phil Esposito.

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Price distribution

Under $25130 (87%)
$25–$10017 (11%)
$100–$5002 (1%)
$500+0 (0%)
CardUngradedPSA 9PSA 10BGS 10
Ken Dryden#85$236.09$1,373.00——
Paul Henderson#98$103.18———
Phil Esposito#84$84.71———
Vladislav Tretiak#11$84.30———
Tony Esposito#96$50.42———
Bobby Clarke#57$44.90$38.00——
Rod Gilbert#74$44.71———
Jean Ratelle#66$43.19———
Ed Johnston#93$40.81———
Serge Savard#53$38.93———
Stan Mikita#61$30.21———
Red Berenson#48$29.99———
Wayne Cashman#25$29.37———
Paul Henderson#98$29.03———
Mickey Redmond#18$27.02———
Brad Park#95$27.00———
Vladislav Tretiak#11$26.86———
Rod Seiling#21$26.56———
Vic Hadfield#36$25.04———
Yvan Cournoyer#82$24.86———
Peter Mahovlich#27$24.54———
Marcel Dionne#91$24.51———
Richard Martin#49$24.25———
Harry Sinden#94$24.07———
J.P. Parise#99$23.18———
Harry Sinden#94$22.93———
Paul Henderson / Vladislav Tretiak#71$21.20———
Bill Goldsworthy#79$21.06———
Gary Bergman#87$20.29———
Brian Glennie#88$19.30———
Gilbert Perreault#51$19.00—$33.69$44.00
Pat Stapleton#9$18.99———
Bill Goldsworthy#79$18.95———
Richard Martin#49$17.51———
Gary Bergman#87$16.64———
Dale Tallon#22$15.00———
Ron Ellis#76$14.84———
Guy Lapointe#92$14.71———
Red Berenson#48$14.37———
Don Awrey#17$12.79———
Frank Mahovlich#26$9.91———
Jocelyn Guevremont#35$9.52———
Ed Johnston#93$9.00$71.47$408.20$531.00
Dennis Hull#89$8.88———
Bill White#15$8.59———
Bill White#15$8.12———
Gary Bergman#87$3.24———
Frank Mahovlich#26$3.09———
Yevgeny Poladiev, Vyacheslav Starshinov#38$2.91———
Wayne Cashman#25$2.80———
Vladislav Tretiak#11$2.60$19.99$139.44$181.00
Guy Lapointe#92$2.50———
Paul Henderson, Vladislav Tretiak#71$2.35———
Phil Esposito#84$2.28———
The Patriarch, Anatoli Tarasov#4$2.25———
Phil Esposito, Alexander Yakushev#70$2.09———
It Didn't Take Long#3$2.09———
Valeri Kharlamov#58$2.07———
One Step Back, Game 6 Statistics#56$2.00———
Alexander Ragulin#65$1.99———

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72?
The most valuable card in 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 is the Ken Dryden #85, worth around $236.09 ungraded — graded copies sell for more.
How many cards are in 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72?
Ripbin tracks 167 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 cards, 149 of them with current values. Browse the full list above.
How much are 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 cards worth?
1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 cards range from $0 to $236, with a median value of $1. The top 10 cards hold about 48% of the set's tracked value.
Is it worth grading 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 cards?
Across 1991 Future Trends Canada ’72 cards we track with both raw and PSA 10 prices, a PSA 10 sells for roughly 45.4× the ungraded price. Grading pristine copies can pay off — check each card's grade ladder before submitting.

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