NHL New York Rangers Classic Souvenir Hockey Puck Collectable. (official 6oz. 1x3" puck)

You never know when you might get your chance! Be ready to capture your favourite player's autograph on the NHL Official Autograph Souvenir Hockey Puck. The front design showcases a smaller team logo to allow for room to sign. Makes for a great collectable and keepsake for generations to come. (official 6oz. 1x3" puck)

What better way for a Rangers fan to showcase their NHL hockey puck collection. This wood plaque features 32 official puck-sized holes. To add to your collection or to help get you started included with the plaque is an official NHL Vintage New York Rangers Souvenir Collector hockey puck. Refer to the puck insertion and removal "How To" video to guarantee the best care for your plaque and puck collection. Plaque measures 24" x 24" and holds 32 hockey pucks (3"w x 1"h). Makes a great addition to any office or fan room!

The official NHL 2024-25 game puck design. Your favourite team's logo is silkscreen printed by our special process and the back of the puck features the NHL Shield printed with the same patented heat sensitive ink used in every NHL Game- it turns purple when frozen! Your Official NHL Game Puck design comes in a presentation-worthy acrylic cube ready to be proudly displayed. Inglasco Inc. is the exclusive game puck supplier to all 32 National Hockey League teams. (NHL tracking technology not included within the hockey puck)

NHL Official Medallion Collector Series Souvenir Hockey Puck. This bold Medallion Series is the perfect addition to any collection. (official 6oz. 1x3" puck)

Henrik Lundqvist #30 New York Rangers 2021 Commemorative Retirement Souvenir Hockey Puck In Cube. On August 20th 2021 Henrik Lundqvist announced his retirement from professional ice hockey after 15 years with the New York Rangers. Lundqvist owns almost every record for goalies in Rangers history including victories shutouts playoff wins and games played. He set an NHL record by winning six consecutive Game 7s. Lundqvist set an Olympic record for longest shutout streak (172:34) between the 2006 and 2010 Games. On Feb. 11 2017 he became the 12th goalie in NHL history to reach 400 victories. (official 6oz. 1x3" puck)