Can someone identify this Nolan Ryan card?

[timfsu2k]

Trying to figure out what exact issue the Mets Nolan Ryan card came from. Any help?

[buymycards]

What does the back look like?

[Cliff Bowman]

1970 MLB Photostamp, hand cut off of a sheet of twelve stamps. ETA, the 1969 stamps have the team logos airbrushed out and are very common after a warehouse find, the 1970 update set is much more attractive because the logos are not airbrushed out and are much rarer than the 1969 set.

[timfsu2k]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

1970 MLB Photostamp, hand cut off of a sheet of twelve stamps. ETA, the 1969 stamps have the team logos airbrushed out and are very common after a warehouse find, the 1970 update set is much more attractive because the logos are not airbrushed out and are much rarer than the 1969 set.

Thanks! Now I need to hunt down a 1969 version.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by timfsu2k

Thanks! Now I need to hunt down a 1969 version.

Good news! There isn't a 1969 MLB Photostamp of Nolan Ryan. The 1970 set is an update to the 1969 set that has 75 new players on seven sheets, six sheets have twelve players and the seventh sheet has only three players. I believe there was never a 1969 or 1972 Milton Bradley Nolan Ryan card, either.

[ALR-bishop]

Prior thread on PhotoStamps



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[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

Good news! There isn't a 1969 MLB Photostamp of Nolan Ryan. The 1970 set is an update to the 1969 set that has 75 new players on seven sheets, six sheets have twelve players and the seventh sheet has only three players. I believe there was never a 1969 or 1972 Milton Bradley Nolan Ryan card, either.

Isn't it funny how you get to a certain point collecting a player where you are kind of relieved when a rare issue doesn't have one in it? I've had that happen lately with sets that might have had an Aaron RC and an early Koufax.