David Perron Signed Edmonton Oilers 'Hockey Talks' Charity Puck & 2013-14 Upper Deck Series 1 Card #103

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David Perron Signed Edmonton Oilers 'Hockey Talks' Charity Puck & 2013-14 Upper Deck Series 1 Card #103

Era / Decade

2013-2014 NHL Season

Material

Vulcanized rubber puck with adhesive decal; Cardstock paper with high-gloss finish inside a plastic top-loader.

Condition

Very Good. The puck decal shows minor surface scuffing but the signature is clear. The card appears well-preserved in a protective sleeve, though the sleeve itself shows some yellowing and scratches.

Demand Level

Moderate to Niche. David Perron is a respected NHL veteran (Stanley Cup champion), though his tenure with the Oilers was short. High local demand in the Edmonton/Alberta market.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$20.00 - $45.00

Estimated Retail Value

$35.00 - $50.00 (Initial charity/retail bundle cost)

Comparable Sales

Similar signed charity pucks from the Oilers foundation typically sell for $15-$30; the 2013-14 base card is a $1-2 item. As a set, $30 is a realistic capture price for a Perron collector.

Description

This bundle features a signed Edmonton Oilers hockey puck from the 'Hockey Talks' Mental Health Awareness campaign, autographed by winger David Perron (#57). Included is a matching 2013-14 Upper Deck David Perron hockey card in a protective top-loader. The puck features the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation logo and is a distinctive orange 'awareness' color.

Key Features

Authentic David Perron signature with jersey number 57; limited edition charity-specific puck; matching player card for display; high relevance for Edmonton Oilers fans or David Perron collectors.

Authenticity Indicators

Signature matches known David Perron exemplars; puck is a specific charity-issued version consistent with team-led community initiatives in 2014. High confidence based on the niche nature of the charity item.

Flaws to Note

Minor surface abrasions on the puck decal; top-loader for the card is aged and should be replaced for better presentation; no official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is visible, which limits top-tier pricing.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (for national reach), Facebook Marketplace (local Edmonton area), or specialized NHL gear Facebook groups.

Selling Tips

Use keywords 'David Perron Signed Puck', 'Edmonton Oilers Memorabilia', and 'Hockey Talks'. Replace the yellowed plastic top-loader with a brand-new one before photographing to increase perceived value. Bundle them together rather than selling separately.

Appraised on 7/10/2026