1914 T330-2 Piedmont Art Stamps

[swarmee]

Surprised they didn't label it Heinie Wagner. And a 2-GD for that card? Are those mold dots on the back? Because the card looks much nicer than the technical grade.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Surprised they didn't label it Heinie Wagner. And a 2-GD for that card? Are those mold dots on the back? Because the card looks much nicer than the technical grade.

There are a few minute spots of paper rub on the back that probably kept the grade down. We have discussed this one before. "Buy the stamp not the holder."

[ValKehl]

This is my type example:

[ValKehl]

Some years ago, I also had this one. I sold it to another Board member, but it disappeared while in transit (by the USPS) to the buyer. If anyone happens to ever spot this one, please let me know.
Val

[Mikehealer]

I also have a Joe Wood, but I guess I haven't scanned it. I used to have a nicer Evers, but this one will do fine.

[brianp-beme]

To witness a Piedmont Art Stamp in its more natural state of existence, please note the Killian at the bottom of the scan.

edit (thanks Steve): I meant Killifer...see note below
Brian

[EvilKing00]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

To witness a Piedmont Art Stamp in its more natural state of existence, please note the Killian at the bottom of the scan.

Brian

Bill Killifer u ment - I think it was you a few years ago that posted these 3 examples for t205 art - NOT in the t205 set. Thanks to you im still in search of 2 of these 3 cards LMAO!

Blair (have)

[mrvster]

but they are quite rare!

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by EvilKing00

I think it was you a few years ago that posted these 3 examples for t205 art - NOT in the t205 set. Thanks to you im still in search of 2 of these 3 cards LMAO!

Hi Steve,

Always glad to provide a challenge for a fellow collector. The T202 end panels shouldn't be too tough, but the Piedmont Art Stamp of Killifer...extreme patience will be required.

Brian