that's a trans stamp,pre mid 50's and older. i'd grab that one if you can..

mike

Thanks, Mike.

Here is a close-up of the "Co". I think I see a line or raised area inside of the "O". Does this help tell what "type" of trans stamp?

-Tim

my old eyes can't make it out. if it has those cross ridges, I think that dates it in the 40's. i'm not overly educated on these things though..

a thin trans stamp is always gonna be desirable and hold some value. most all trans stamps that I own have a great sound,even the heavier ones. I love vintage A's all around though..

mike

Ah, it's a cross-ridge line pattern. I thought it was a raised type line on the in side of the depressed area.

Yeah, this cymbal is thin. Wobbly thin, but not paper thin. If you pick it up closer to the edge, it will flex. It's dark too. The rivets on this thin of a cymbal are an odd combination with an interesting sound. Using it as a ride doesn't produce that traditional ride sound and crashing it with the rivets doesn't produce that traditional crash/wash sound.

-Tim

That's a Trans stamp as mentioned earlier..1948/52 yr..

If less then $200 / buy it these are mostly on the thinner side and have lots of wobbly to them..

Buy if you can..

Not the '47 - '49 type. This is a IV, so it's '52 - 53.

I think its worth a lot more than $200. Its thin so I'm guessing at least $300 and probably more