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07-24-2020, 06:18 PM
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It is true that it was optional to get the Topps stamp put on the items from the original auction. I won a couple of lots and chose not to get the stamp put on the back, mainly because I was worried it would bleed through to the front.
Also, the auction descriptions were not always accurate. I won one group of 1965 back artworks and it was described as 1966 in the catalog. Last edited by Troy Kirk; 07-24-2020 at 06:20 PM. 
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07-24-2020, 09:20 PM
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I wonder how many of the items are still with the original purchasers 31 years later. Some would certainly see even more spirited bidding if they were looking for a new home!
Love that Ty Cobb/Sandy Koufax piece. I have been meaning to start a thread about just the back artwork at some point. I think a dual HOFer (card/subject) is definitely a prized piece! I noticed the same thing, Troy - I think I have some 1966 Topps football line artwork marked FF158, which is listed in the catalog as 1964 artwork, I think.
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