I bet that is a gem! That stamp does appear to be a 60's stamp. That underside hammering is more than you normally see on a 60's cymbal though. I've had a couple of 60's 24s with the same characteristics. Maybe they went a little extra on the big boys! Beautiful cymbal!

Mike

Ya the amount of hammering on the bottom is what made me wonder. I know that one of the 54 stamps is pretty much the same as the 60s stamp so i was hoping someone would tell me for sure. I've been thinking about selling the cymbal so it would be nice to know exactly what i have in case i do decide to let it go.

How tall is the stamp?

Same height as my 60s cymbals, but if i remember right the 54 stamp is basically the same, even in size. Still pretty sure its just a 60s cymbal, but that hammering sure looks different than other 60s i've seen. But yes i'm very far from being a expert on this, which is why i'm here to confirm.

Here is one I had that was much like yours. Same deal. What appeared to be a 60's stamp and beautiful hammering. Also a 24 and was 3127 grams.

Mike

Thats pretty nice. Did it sound good? Can't say i'm really impressed with mine. Bought it online without hearing it and was pretty disappointed. At least i got it cheap so i should get my money back out of it.

Yeah I really liked the sound of mine, just already had too many 24's. I have played cymbals and not fallen in love with them only to try them later and have a different take.