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Ralph, it's difficult to say, because while I would estimate the price would be around $100-150 or less (depending on condition), what is going to prove difficult is actually finding one for sale. This seems to be the case with many pre-war hockey cards. Once you find that card you have been searching for the price will generally not be astronomical, but finding one is 9/10ths of the problem.
-Rhett
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