Washington launched the sale of collectible miniatures in honor of Ovechkin's record

The Washington Capitals Hockey Club has launched an exclusive collection for sale. It was dedicated to the historic achievement of team captain Alexander Ovechkin, who broke Canadian Wayne Gretzky's record for goals during the regular NHL championships. This was announced on the club's official website.

The collection includes miniature copies of the 895th puck, which was made by the record holder, models of hockey gates, and parts of the ice rink. The items were made from materials used in NHL matches. The "ice" series includes two design options, including gold-plated packaging, like the golden stick presented to the hockey player at the ceremony on April 10.

As specified in the "Newspaper.Ru", the cost range of the items ranges from $895 to $1,499. Subscription holders and program participants have the opportunity to purchase discounted products for a limited period of time.

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Ovechkin scored his 895th goal in the NHL regular season on April 6 against the New York Islanders, breaking Gretzky's record of 894 goals scored.