Stamp on Back of an E92 card - Jefferson Burdick?

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06-04-2025, 11:51 AM

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Kind of ironic that the great fathers of the hobby randomly marked the back of cards with their ID with crude stamping devices, and now the ideal in the hobby is to have a pristine card that looks like no human being ever touched it.

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