1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Bruce MacGregor #103 New York Rangers

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1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Bruce MacGregor #103 New York Rangers Bruce MacGregor brought a championship pedigree to the Rangers dressing room, and this 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee Bruce MacGregor #103 New York Rangers card celebrates the veteran right wing who won four Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadiens dynasty before bringing his professional checking and timely offense to New York, shown here smiling in the Rangers road white jersey in the classic style of the 1972-73 O-Pee-Chee hockey set. MacGregor was part of Montreal's Cup teams of 1965, 1966, 1968 and 1969, and coaches valued him as a true pro who could check, kill penalties and contribute offensively when it mattered. The historical context adds real depth for collectors. MacGregor joined a Rangers club chasing its first championship in a generation, and his quiet professionalism helped set the tone during the 1971-72 Stanley Cup Final run that captivated New York. The card back notes that he was starting his 12th NHL season and that he was considered by his coaches a real professional, valued for his checking and useful offensively, a perfect snapshot of the role player every contender needs. The reverse is a true Canadian O-Pee-Chee bilingual back printed in English and French with the O. P. C. printed in Canada imprint, not a puzzle back, and it carries the complete career statistics table that set builders rely on. For collectors of Canadiens dynasty alumni and Rangers team sets alike, this single is an affordable link to two storied franchises. this example shows light corner wear at the bottom corners with the top corners remaining sharp, a touch of edge roughness along the left border consistent with classic OPC cutting, centering at roughly 60/40 with slightly more border on the right, and a glossy surface that retains good shine with only faint handling lines under direct light. The white jersey image is clean with no print snow, and the tan borders show light even toning with no staining or writing. Because we grade conservatively and 50 year old OPC cards routinely reveal subtle texture under magnification, this card earns EX-MT 6, an honest raw grade for a four time Stanley Cup champion's classic orange border single. Grade Estimate: EX-MT 6