1991 Score Curtis Joseph #296 St. Louis Blues (NM 7)

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1991 Score Curtis Joseph #296 St. Louis Blues (NM 7)

Add the early career brilliance of "Cujo" to your collection with this 1991 Score Curtis Joseph #296 card, representing his second-year release in the National Hockey League. Curtis Joseph remains one of the most popular and thrilling goalies in hockey history, known for his lightning-fast glove hand and iconic snarling dog masks. This card features Joseph in his classic St. Louis Blues uniform, completely dialed in while protecting the net. The brilliant purple borders frame the crisp action shot flawlessly. The reverse features the traditional Canadian bilingual text format, describing the intense competition for playing time in St. Louis between Joseph, Vincent Riendeau, and Pat Jablonski. It highlights his incredible persistence, tracking his journey from a standout free-agent signing out of the University of Wisconsin to establishing a firm foothold in the NHL. This is a corner-stone card for any St. Louis Blues collector or goalie specialist. This specimen boasts outstanding condition. The corners are exceptionally sharp with clean, square tips. The edges are pristine and smooth along the borders. The purple perimeter shows great gloss with no noticeable surface scratches or chipping. Centering is exceptionally strong, presenting a beautifully balanced frame on both the front and back. The reverse side is exceptionally clean, with zero ink bleeds or paper flaws. Grade Estimate: NM 7