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01-21-2005, 01:38 PM
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E98 Old Put tobacco
Posted By: jay behrens
Robert, you bring up a point that makes me really leery of paying a huge premium for a card with a stamp on the back. With all the scrapbooking and stamp craze that is going on, I'd think it wouldn't be difficult to reproduce one of these stamps. I've been tempted to go to one of these shops and see if I can get a custom made stamp just to see how easy it is to fake these stamps. As far as I'm concerned, when it comes to old Puts, etc, the empeoror has no clothes. But then I'm in the minority on this one. 
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