TEAM CANADA AUTHENTICS – EXCLUSIVE!

TEAM CANADA 2007 IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP AUCTION

DAN HAMHUIS GAME WORN TEAM CANADA JERSEY

You are bidding on a Dan Hamhuis GAME WORN white Team Canada NIKE jersey, worn during the 2007 IIHF World Championship in Moscow, Russia. The jersey was worn on April 30, 2007 versus Norway and on May12, 2007 versus Sweden in semi-final action. Canada won the gold medal by defeating Finland in the final.

This is an exclusive Hockey Canada auction.

This white jersey is an authentic NIKE Team Canada jersey, size 60. This team-issued jersey includes professional stitching of the player’s number and namebar, and is game issued and game worn. Only ONE white jersey was issued for each of the 26 players on Team Canada, and these are the jerseys that are up for auction.

The white Team Canada jersey you are bidding on IS NOT autographed.

A letter of authenticity from Hockey Canada will accompany this item.

All net proceeds raised through this Team Canada 2007 IIHF World Championship auction will go to Hockey Canada, to assist with the funding of national development programs, national teams and Hockey Canada initiatives that promote the sport at the grassroots level. To learn more about Hockey Canada and its programs, go to www.hockeycanada.ca.

Shipping/handling costs will be an additional expense on top of the winning bid amount. There is a fee of $15 (CAD) for purchases shipped within Canada, $30 (CAD) for purchases shipped to the USA, and a minimum of $40 (CAD) for purchases shipped outside of North America. These fees are added to the sale price of each item. All items will be sent to the highest bidder via FedEx, with the buyer responsible for any additional shipping costs (including duty for purchases in the USA).

Payment can be made by PAYPAL only.

Hockey Canada Authentics: Hockey Canada is the governing body for amateur hockey in Canada, as well as Canada’s men’s and women’s teams that compete on the international stage. In cooperation with 13 Branch Associations, Hockey Canada is a not-for-profit sport organization that oversees the management of hockey programming, from entry-level to international competition.