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04-08-2015, 07:42 AM
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I agree, the stamp doesn't bother me one bit in a 1 holder like that. If you can pay a 1 price, or a little above, I think it is nice to have a card in better condition that has some extra history and an owner's stamp over a true 1 that is beat to hell and looks either partially or wholly like crap. Now, if this card was a 5 with a stamp (which generally means it would be a 7 without the stamp) I wouldn't be too interested in paying a big price for it when I could get a 5 I would be perfectly happy with that doesn't have the stamp - to me it is relative. There are actually people who collect the stamps (I have a few because I think they are neat, my PB White is attached). You should check out CobbSpikedMe's awesome site (http://thegreatt206backstampproject.yolasite.com/) for more about stamps.
Last edited by Jobu; 04-08-2015 at 12:27 PM. Reason: typo 
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04-08-2015, 10:06 AM
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You can always remove the stamp if it bothers you.
 
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I agree on the thoughts that errant writing and marks can add a lot of character to a card. My Buck Weaver 1911 Zeenut has a game scored on the back of it, I love it. Depending on the amount of paper loss, there is on the card, most collectors would take a mark or minor writing over the missing paper.....
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