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Catcher's Mitt Counter Stamp... 
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Fantastic! 
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Pillar of the Community
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Cross Counter Stamp... 
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Very nice! 
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Catcher's Mitt Counter Stamp...
Slap in the face! Quote: Cross Counter Stamp... Nice...and ironic. Abe looks to the cross for help against more pain 
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Quincentennial Anniversary card for the United States with counter stamped 1992 LMC... 
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Pillar of the Community
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I don`t think I have any more of Abe being face planted any time soon. 
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The Luck of the Irish card. A green 1989 LMC counter stamped with a shamrock... 
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Lincoln drinking from a chalice... 
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Great examples!  Love the drinking Abe. Probably needed to self-medicate after all those hits to the face! 
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Pillar of the Community
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1918 LWC Masonic counter stamp on obverse and reverse...  
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Bedrock of the Community
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Looks like they hit the REV side with a sledge hammer to put it that deep! 
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Quote: 1918 LWC Masonic counter stamp on obverse and reverse... Excellent! 
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Quote: Looks like they hit the REV side with a sledge hammer to put it that deep! I agree. Wish I knew how they do the double sided ones like this. The design is perfectly lined up on both sides. Must have some sort of contraption that holds the obverse against that die then the die that is struck is swung into a predetermined spot directly above the other. Did that make any sense? Lol. 
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It does seem that whatever method they use does both sides at the same time, wit the primary direction of force coming into the reverse.
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