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#11
02-01-2006, 11:01 AM
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SGC grading of this card?
Posted By: Josh K.
The difference is that a Niagra Baking stamp is an advertisement - not a stamp that came in some kid's game. While we may never know the motive behind a particular stamped advertisement (ie advertising or making sure the stamp had ink) we do know that many blank back cards were intended to be used for advertising (and left blank intentionally). The wagner is cut from a candy box/wrapper. Not the same. 
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