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I was browsing ebay and came acorss this listing.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-THE-BAR-MIKE-PIAZZA-1-1-AUTOGRAPH-GAME-USED-BAT-BECKETT-SLABBED/274442264868?hash=item3fe608a124:g:yoQAAOSwGTtfIJH6

It says Baseballs greatest players and has a amount of $1.50 on the front.

Was this a set that was put out?

Must have been made for the card.  US Postal Service doesn't make stamps of living people. 

I don't know much about stamp collecting, but the USPS has a rule that a person has to be dead 3 years to be on a stamp.

USPS

Search "local post" on wikipedia and it will explain what it means.  Basically a stamp collector made it himself.  I just learned something new.

It reminds me of those Franklin/Danbury Mint manufactured collectibles except its just a bunch of crap in a Beckett slab.

http://thebartradingcards.com/

This is the company that will obtain a signed historic document, cut out the important signature for only one card, then chop up the remainder of the document into 1" pieces for insertion into dozens of other cards - even if it's just a blank scrap of "historic" paper.

They set "the bar" pretty low.

I'm thinking, the "game-used bat." was a little league team and now they are short a bat.

First of all, the card is ugly. Secondly, it is a broder and I doesn't understand why PSA gave a number and Beckett slabbed that. Third point, the stamp is totally worthless.

It is not an actual stamp, just a homemade sticker. A real postage stamp is usually issued by a country or the United Nations. Some small countries will often print stamps on topics to cater Western stamp collectors and their hard currencies. It can be Disney characters, pets, U.S. celebs, pro athletes, name it. In that case, the country that issue the stamps will identify themselves (ie.: Turks and Caicos, Ascension Islands...). The stamp on the card has no country name, it is nothing more that a sticker with a picture and a fake postage value.