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Old 10-05-2007, 12:16 PM
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Default The really tough candy cards

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Not wanting to hijack the other thread I was thinking about the really tough E cards. The normal E cards are fun and compared to T cards fairly scarce...but there are some in this group that are really rare. How would you put these in order of scarcity? I will give my thoughts later. This one is a bit tougher to put in order than the ones in the other thread...

E120.. American Caramel
E121..American Caramel
E122.. American Caramel
E123.. Curtis Ireland (where the heck did this # come from)
E125.. American Caramel
E126.. American
E135..Collins McCarthy
E136.. Home Run Kisses
E145.. var. Cracker Jacks
E210.. York Caramels
E220..National Caramel
E222.. A. W. H.
E222.. A. W. A.
E223.. G & B Chewing Gum
E224.. Texas Tommy (-1 & -2)
E253.. Oxford Confectionery
E254/270.. var.Colgan's Chips (3 sets)
E271.. Darby Chocolates
E285.. Rittenhouse Candy
E286.. Ju Ju Drums
E300..Plows


edited out E136/E137 Zeenuts as there are different difficulty levels between the years and that is a disucssion in, and of, itself...

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