Sheet Music (Good or Bad)
 

Posted By: <b>Dave</b><p> Hi I picked up a couple pieces of sheet music and these were in with them. The Damn Yankees is just the cover probably from 1955. It is an Artist copy does that add to the piece or take away since most baseball collectors are just after the cover. The second piece is from 1932 but has a distracting stamp that reads sample copy not for sale. It's not a rare piece but does the stamp help or hurt the value. Thanks for any imput dave<br><br> [IMG]<img src="http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x296/daveob1/KIF_5316.jpg" alt="[linked image]">[/IMG]<br>[IMG]<img src="http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x296/daveob1/KIF_5320.jpg" alt="[linked image]">[/IMG]<br>[IMG]<img src="http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x296/daveob1/KIF_5323.jpg" alt="[linked image]">[/IMG]<br>[IMG]<img src="http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x296/daveob1/KIF_5324.jpg" alt="[linked image]">[/IMG]

Sheet Music (Good or Bad)
 

Posted By: <b>Jimmy</b><p>They both seem to be nice and the covers are what make these even worth collecting, sheet music is around, and you can find them for decent prices. I would not say these are bad, just average to what I usually seen<br><br>Jimmy<br>

Sheet Music (Good or Bad)
 

Posted By: <b>davidcycleback</b><p>It depends on the person, but the stamp could add a small premium in value to some collectors. Some collectors like promo samples, salesman samples, store copies and the like.

Sheet Music (Good or Bad)
 

Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>I have owned both of these pieces of sheet music before and could not sell either on ebay with the minimum bid. As far as the stamp goes on the promo copy I think most sheet music collectors would prefer that stamp not be on the cover.