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OK, now I see the Marquard identifier. Does that mean that people have been overpaying for the stamp, in the hopes that the image was of Ruth? Or are both issues simply generic ballplayer depictions?
It is possible folks overpaid thinking it was Ruth. That being said, it was always a bit generic to me, and I went with the ongoing opinion. Now, with it being somewhat "known" as Marquard, I actually like it better. Not sure about what it does to the value but obviously Ruth sells for more than Marquard. But, a generic stamp/card, almost never sells more than a known HOF'er, so it has that going for it now....best regards
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