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    • #671

      Miguel Vergara Segovia
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      @chorolekiam

      Hi I have this bicycle white seal, the code is F1302, someone knows what year is it? Thanks

    • #672

      Aron Prins
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      @aronprins

      Hey Miguel @chorolekiam,

      The information below can be found here: http://www.cypressfilms.com/bicycle/uspc_dates/uspc_dating_codes.html

      For some time, there also was a stamp for tax-free playing cards. To the left is a stamp that was in use by the U.S. military c. 1946. Below are two examples of USPC playing card decks provided to the U.S. Government for military use in the mid-fifties. In the center is an enlargement of the tax-free stamp (all three images courtesy of Lee Asher from his informative article “The White Label” in Issue No. 13 of CARD CULTURE). Lee has since sent me some additional images of two League back Bicycle decks from his collection that also feature the white tax-free stamp, below.

      Hope this helps 🙂

      Cheers,
      Aron

    • #830

      Miguel Vergara Segovia
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      @chorolekiam

      Someone knows how much this deck cost?

    • #1220

      nick
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      @robobooga

      I think there’s not enough of these in the market to determine a set value based on condition and everything. So at this point in time, I would say about the same or slightly higher value as the other tax stamp cards.

    • #1337

      Patrick
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      @4jacks

      That’s a great deck.

      Bicycle League Back

      It’s not a tax stamp, so that puts the deck after 1965.  The L code could be 1969, 1989 or 2009.

      My guess is 1969 as by 1989 the USPCC was well into their blue seal standard.

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