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Old 05-20-2008, 10:08 AM
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Posted By: Dave Hornish

OK, I do not own any of these but I know of 2 or 3 board members that do. I can't help but think they are related to the Sports Illustrated inserts from '54 and '55. Topps may have been experimenting with a stamp issue (not necessarily baseball) to test the medium and may have just used a partial section of an existing sheet to make up the stamp proofs. I cannot find too many Topps stamp issues from the 50's (perhaps the X Ray Roundup Stamps are a Topps issue but that is not a conclusive fact) so these are even more of a mystery.

If enough people have these and can post which sides of their stamp(s)are perforated, then maybe the full sheet can be reconstructed. The '07 Standard Catalog had 23 known examples and it's possible 24 is the full run. Post 'em if you got 'em!

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Old 05-20-2008, 07:25 PM
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hi dave
since i have doubles either they had a repeating sheet or there was more than one sheet made and i believe the scd lists 24 different players
i have 16 and need 8 listed players
i have stamps that have the unperforated border on the 4 different sides
the one 4 stamp panel i have has perforations all around it
so the sheet has to be at least 4x4

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Old 05-21-2008, 10:21 AM
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Larry is this one yours?

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how did you know

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It's the only uncut sheet I've ever seen so I just assumed it was yours

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Anyone have a guess as to what a Hank Aaron stamp would be worth? I know one exists.

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Posted By: larry

wow
i dont think aaron is listed in the book
im a buyer
has to be at least 2500

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I think 2500 is way low. It should be worth the same as a 61 Dice Game or more. Years ago, I heard that a Banks exists, but it is not catalogued.

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Posted By: larry

given a choice i have to go with a dice game

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Sadly, few of us will ever be presented with that choice.

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Edited for ignorance. I read up and found the answer to my question.

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Resurrecting this thread-I have been sussing out the stamp arrangement from a couple of partial sheets of regular issue cards and have reason to believe 40 or 50 subjects are possible. The discussion above mentioning possible Aaron and Banks stamps would fit my observations.

Any scans would be great, even the block of Shepard, Skinner, Tremel & Valentine that has made the rounds. I'll take rumors of unchecklisted stamps too. PM details me if you want to keep your name out of it.

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Dave---my recollection may be faulty but I think Bob F and I both saw a scan of an Aaron stamp a few years back. If I am right, it was in poor shape and the asking price too high, but I will check with Bob to see if that is what he recalls. Maybe Larry saw it as well
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Dave---my recollection may be faulty but I think Bob F and I both saw a scan of an Aaron stamp a few years back. If I am right, it was in poor shape and the asking price too high, but I will check with Bob to see if that is what he recalls. Maybe Larry saw it as well
Yes, a guy had an Aaron stamp.
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hi
i never saw an aaron stamp
i remember someone saying they had it but i never saw it
onlyhave the 1 scan available
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