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Message:: [QUOTE="desertgem, post: 1361411, member: 15199"]I forget the tm name of the item, but I always called them press-on-letters. They were printed on a plastic fim carrier, and one would align the label/letter where it was wanted and use a wooden stick to rub the back of the film and the letter/label would attach to the item. I bought a couple of albums in the 70s and these were included such as 1914-D, 1914-S, etc. But it was rather short lived as it became easier to heat stamp the label on the album space. An old timer locally owned a stationary store and had rubber stamps with coin names such as "MORGAN DOLLAR", "LINCOLN CENT", and also grades "UNC", EF","F", etc. and a date stamp which he could stamp that also. I can't recall if he had mint stamps, "S","O" or not.[/QUOTE]