The oldest one I have is 1999. I would say late '98 is about as far back as they could possibly go.
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What is the approximate value on a barstamp buzzz? One feels on the heavy side and is 7/10 conservatively, the other is a little lighter and maybe 8/10 (better looking than the other). Both are orange.
If you find someone who loves either of them maybe $7 shipped, but used circle stamps don't have much value, most are looking for new wall hangers
wasp or buzzz tooled
If you find someone who loves either of them maybe $7 shipped, but used circle stamps don't have much value, most are looking for new wall hangers
Not to pick on these guys AGAIN, but that makes no sense. The Stingray all through the 90's with the flying Stingray stamp had San Marino tooling. The "Ontario flat top" was in the 00's after the circle stamps were gone.I have seen those go as high as $40, maybe even $45 if new. That stamp was around in the late 80's I believe then they switched to the familiar Stingray Image they use today.
**Double checked this is from Discgolfsweden.
First run of Stingray (Dome top) released in 1987 with Champion hot stamp, retooled early 1988 (No patent number on bottom) with Stingray head hotstamp (Amoeba hotstamp), see picture, Stingray PDGA disc of the year 1988. Retooled again late in 1988 ( Now with patent number on the bottom), 1990 came the fourth version of the Stingray (Ontario flat top) with "Flying Stingray" hotstamp.
Price check on a few vintage discs lying around, all new.
Proto Gazelle 175g
Proto Gazelle 175g by dickybird68, on Flickr
Raven 179g
Raven 179g by dickybird68, on Flickr
Viper 173g
Viper 173g by dickybird68, on Flickr
Shark 180g
Shark 180g by dickybird68, on Flickr