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09-10-2008, 09:53 PM

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Kevin Saucier Has Spoken

Posted By: Jantz

I do find this thread a interesting read, but I think this situation could be easily resolved with a little experiment. I'll explain.

Maybe someone could go to their local hobby store and purchase a rubber stamp, ink and a small brush. I think a rubber stamp of a rooster would be befitting (sorry, had to).

Next, get a beater T206 (possibly a double in your collection)and apply the ink liberally to the rubber stamp with the brush. Then stamp the back of the chosen T206. Now let it dry thoroughly. The last step would be to skin the back of the card with a razor blade.

Maybe this could clear up some of the mystery about the card with the United Cigars stamp.

Anyone else think this might work? Maybe Kevin S. would willing to try it. I, for one am curious to see the results.

Thanks, Jantz

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