Clarence Campbell Autograph

Clarence Campbell was born in 1905 in Fleming, Saskatchewan, Canada. He began playing hockey in his youth and went on to play for various teams in Saskatchewan and Alberta. In 1926, he joined the Saskatoon Sheiks of the Western Canada Hockey League, where he played defense until the league disbanded in 1928. More about Clarence Campbell

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Current items with a signature of Clarence Campbell

These are the most current items with a signature of Clarence Campbell that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	1958 National Hockey League Signed Letter by President Clarence Campbell	$218.56
	CLARENCE CAMPBELL PSA DNA CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC CUT AUTO AUTOGRAPH CUSTOM CARD HOF	$739.80
	Clarence Campbell signed National Hockey League Letter	$250.00
	Clarence Campbell signed National Hockey League Letter	$175.00

After his playing days were over, Campbell remained involved in the sport of hockey. In 1940, he became the president of the NHL, a position he held until 1977. During his tenure, he oversaw expansion of the league from six to eighteen teams, including the addition of teams in the United States. He also introduced many of the modern rules of the game, including the use of a red line and penalty shots.

Campbell's legacy in hockey is not without controversy. He is perhaps best known for his decision to suspend Montreal Canadiens player Maurice Richard for the remainder of the 1955 season and the playoffs for his role in a violent altercation on the ice. This decision sparked a riot in Montreal, and Campbell himself became the target of anger from Canadiens fans. Despite this controversy, Campbell is remembered as a key figure in the growth and development of the NHL, and he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1966. Read even more about Clarence Campbell at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Clarence Campbell

In total, we tracked 56 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of Clarence Campbell (Rare 1950 NHL Clarence Campbell DHOF Signed Letter) was sold in June 2013 for $200.00 while the cheapest item (Clarence Campbell (1915-2000) signed 3x5) found a new owner for $2.99 in July 2020. The month with the most items sold (3) was January 2011 with an average selling price of $70.99 for an autographed item of Clarence Campbell. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in June 2013 with $200.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $9.75 was March 2021. In average, an autographed item from Clarence Campbell is worth $51.00.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Clarence Campbell were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	1948 NHL Hockey Letters (3) Signed Clarence Campbell Autographed Re: Canadiens	$110.00
	1953 CLARENCE CAMPBELL NHL President Signed Hockey Letter	$169.99
	1961 NHL Hockey Fine On Maple Leafs George Armstrong Signed Clarence Campbell	$59.99
	april 6 1965nhl fine for Allan stanley signed by NHL President Clarence Campbell	$121.80
	CLARENCE CAMPBELL AUTO NHL HOF PRESIDENT PSA DNA SLABBED INDEX CARD SIGNED	$175.00
	CLARENCE CAMPBELL SIGNED 1977-78 MONTREAL CANADIENS PROGRAM RARE AUTOGRAPH/HOF	$74.99
	Clarence Campbell signed NHL document from 1966	$69.99
	CLARENCE CAMPBELL signed photo HOCKEY NHL HOF JSA	$99.95
	FRANK BOUCHER SIGNED 1948 LETTER TO CLARENCE CAMPBELL MSG LETTERHEAD JSA JB3853	$70.69
	NHL President Clarence Campbell Cut Autograph	$9.75

Latest News about Clarence Campbell

Will Avs regret breaking Conference final superstition? (06/08/22): The Colorado Avalanche swept the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference final and proceeded to break the long-standing superstition of not touching the Clarence Campbell Bowl.