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Old 11-03-2011, 05:21 PM
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Default Alright, I need a Cracker Jack fix here..........

Its been sometime since my last e145-2 purchase and picked up my cicotte giving me 59 cards with a 1914 mcgraw (2nd worst card of my set) that was advertised as 1915. This is my favorite set, scrutinize over the most and have simply enjoyed collecting from day 1. I want to see what others have, any displays, an e145-1 matty would be awesome.
Also, feebay sales have seem to risen dramatically in the last 1-2 months for some reason and led me to this drought. Any to sell/trade let me know, but in the meantimes help a junkie out.
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Old 11-03-2011, 06:12 PM
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How could anyone not love CJs? Here is one of my favorites?
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Old 11-03-2011, 07:24 PM
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My only Cracker Jack - a true classic.

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Old 11-03-2011, 10:13 PM
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I love this set. For the 1915 set I need Collins, Jackson and Johnson. Anyone have one to sell?

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You don't see one of these every day!
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Nice cards shown in this thread...here's one of my favorites.
Yep...who can't love Cracker Jacks!
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You don't see one of these every day!

That's quite an understatement. You are lucky to EVER see that card.
Very cool.
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Old 11-03-2011, 11:14 PM
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I love cracker jacks. I particularly like the horizontal poses.
I've never met a collector who didn't appreciate the cracker Jack sets.





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My only CJ. I hope to someday add more.

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Default You guys are giving me goose bumps here....

Ephus - that matty maybe my favorite card of all-time....Thanks for showing everyone!
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Btkpath,

You're a big tease!

Man, I love this thread! I've always wanted a 1914 Matty...
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My only CJ.....

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How can you not like E145's? Even when they are seeing Double Vision they are Cracker Jack Cool!!
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Old 11-04-2011, 09:43 AM
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Nice cards. This is my favorite set.

Here are some cards from my '14 set:








Here are some companion pieces from the 1914/15 time period to go along with the set:

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Old 11-04-2011, 09:50 AM
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My favorite set too!
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Halpen is king of all things Cracker Jack. Awesome stuff, David. I never tire of seeing that one with the peg leg guy.
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A few of mine to contribute...
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Old 11-04-2011, 10:39 AM
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How can you not like E145's? Even when they are seeing Double Vision they are Cracker Jack Cool!!
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I would venture to say the Bodie and Shalk look even more fantastic while wearing 3-D glasses.
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Great niche David., Them photos are stunning!
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Old 11-04-2011, 11:14 AM
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Default Re: Alright, I need a Cracker Jack fix here..........

Here's my one and only '14 CJ. Also, for what it's worth, PSA has just
started a Crack Jack Player Autograph Collection in their Registry.
Not sure if your into the autograph thing, but between the 4 autographs
I already have graded, and the 5 I just submitted, I have a total of 9
players signatures (not yet posted on registry).

http://www.psacard.com/DNASetRegistr...ion.aspx?c=141
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Here's a few more
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Old 11-05-2011, 01:40 AM
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Here's some of my higher-grade ones:
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Old 11-05-2011, 01:44 AM
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And a few of my lower-grade ones:
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Old 11-05-2011, 04:22 AM
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Funny, this difference in opinion of "lower grade"....Beautiful cjs!
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Old 11-06-2011, 05:34 PM
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Is this thread now the official Cracker Jack thread? There has not to my knowledge been a thread with an indepth discussion on these great sets. It sorta seemed to me that they don't get much repect somehow....is it price or are the lack of back variations and error cards the reason?
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Old 11-06-2011, 05:54 PM
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Old 11-06-2011, 07:47 PM
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Yanks4,

I feel the same and have not been able to pin down why this set isn't more talked about. Don't get me wrong its a popular set but it doesn't garner anywhere near the attention that the t206 set gets imho.

Vibrant colors, great HOFers present, brand has strong connection of baseball history...
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I would love to see it gain tremendously in popularity the morning after I complete my set of 1914's!
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I still have 113 cards to go before we make this the official thread.....
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I wish that Cracker Jack had changed the poses from one year to the next, instead of inverting the back narratives!
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Wow! No offense but in my opinion that Stallings looks a bit dirty for a 4.
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Wow! No offense but in my opinion that Stallings looks a bit dirty for a 4.
Seems to me that the graders recognize that circulated CJs will bear caramel stains...so it is somewhat accepted for these cards (see also my PSA 4 Janvrin in post #26 for another example).

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My two. Love CJs!!
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OK.......

How many total sets are out there Psa, SGC and others?

What are the hardest commons?

How many collectors on this forum are trying to put a set together? and what condition (grade span)?

Do you like the fact that your cards have slight staining on them to prove that they came out of a box or do you want sterile clean cards in any grade?
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Here's my problem with Cracker Jacks, and its sort of my same issue with M116s...

How do you calculate for condition when there are so many that were found in pristine condition in envelopes many years later? There is just so much opportunity to be one-upped condition-wise, and I really don't think they look that great with staining -- even if staining is normal.

There are just too many high grade CJs on ebay even as I type this now to get a rationale value for lesser condition stuff, in my humble opinion.
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I like the stains as they add character and were obtained in the child-like way of eating candy. Im going ro the set, trying to finish in 10 years, in lower grade 1-3 range. My cards need to be writing free, rip free, no pin holes but dont mind other damage but focusing on eye appeal. Started in may 2010 on this, my most favorite of cards. And who cares about being 1-up'd? I try not compare my cards to others and focus on buying a condition I can live with and enjoy and not cringe at.
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A couple with pedigrees. Nice to see LC and I shared similar condition requirements.
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I don't mind the stains if they aren't too dark and aren't on the player's face. Here's a few more CJs:

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