Help ID a T206 back stamp!

[Roku1909]

I Recently saw the article your talking about i found this specific card at a antique mall a while back haven't gotten it check out yet I'm still researching and looking for any info I could get thanks

[chriskim]

So you found this Date-Stamped Wagner from an antique mall? That's a nice find. Congrats!

[packs]

You are lucky to have found the stamp. That card is just a common without it. But the date is significant and Wagner cards with that stamp routinely sell for six figures. Without the stamp, it's a dollar bin special.

[Roku1909]

Appreciate any info I could get the more the better I could understand about the stamp and card

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Roku1909

Appreciate any info I could get the more the better I could understand about the stamp and card

There is a 99.99999999999% chance it is fake and that is a very generous percentage on it being real. It is either worth one or two dollars or one or two million dollars.

How much is the owner asking for it?

[Roku1909]

I'm curious to know other than the PSA 2 graded Dated Stamp Wagner have there ever been any other Reported or Documented card like that that have surfaced over the years that's talking about the stamp and date the only one I could find is that one in the article I'm just here seeking info

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Roku1909

I'm curious to know other than the PSA 2 graded Dated Stamp Wagner have there ever been any other Reported or Documented card like that that have surfaced over the years that's talking about the stamp and date the only one I could find is that one in the article I'm just here seeking info

It is a stamp on a card, it could have been put on there yesterday or the date stamped on the card. I would bet way closer to yesterday.

For the most part collecting stamps on the back of cards is a novelty. The stamp in most cases makes the card worth WAY less. One stamp commands a premium, that is only because everyone knows of the guy trying to collect them.