This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 4/25/2018
Welcome to the National Women's Hockey League-MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program's Isobel Cup Playoffs Goal Puck Auction.
Goals from the 2017 and 2018 Isobel Cup Playoffs are up for bid. The Buffalo Beauts won its first Isobel Cup in 2017 and the Metropolitan Riveters won its first Isobel Cup in 2018.
The NWHL-MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program is proud to offer fans and collectors across the globe the opportunity to own a piece of history ... the actual puck used to score a goal by Corrine Buie of the Buffalo Beauts during the 2018 Isobel Cup Playoffs.
This is the puck that was used by Corrine Buie to score a goal in the Buffalo Beauts' National Women's Hockey League Isobel Cup Semi-Final game against the Boston Pride.
The goal, scored at 5:42 of the third period, was assisted by Kristin Lewicki and Sarah Edney and tied the score at 2-2. The Buffalo Beauts defeated the Boston Pride, 3-2 in overtime, on March 17, 2018 at HarborCenter in Buffalo, NY.
This puck is registered into the MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey Authentication Program as number MGA11303.
The NWHL is the first professional women’s hockey league in North America to pay its players. The inaugural season began October 11, 2015 with the Founding Four: Boston Pride, Buffalo Beauts, Connecticut Whale and Metropolitan Riveters. The Boston Pride won the Inaugural Isobel Cup in 2016.
MGG also works with the ECHL, USA Hockey, and eight National Hockey League clubs: Boston Bruins, Columbus Blue Jackets, Edmonton Oilers, Nashville Predators, New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia Flyers, Vegas Golden Knights and Washington Capitals.
Shipping costs for this item are:
$12.00 USD within the continental USA
$30.00 USD to Alaska and Hawaii
$40.00 USD to Canada
$50.00 USD to France, Germany, Italy and Japan
$60.00 USD to Australia, China, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and UK
$65.00 USD to Czech Republic, Denmark, Russia, Slovakia and Switzerland
$90.00 USD to Finland
All winning bidders pay shipping charges and are responsible for all tariffs, taxes, duties and any other additional costs associated with shipping inside or outside of North America.