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Originally Posted by jbsports33
Not sure what post you moved these, but the album is kind of rare for English tobacco stuff - in general english tobacco cards are not worth too much do to mass production like Topps 80s cards. I sell this kind of stuff all the time at flea markets and do very well, at shows not so much. Good luck!
Jimmy
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I don't think they were mass produced so much, just the Brits were really good at saving/collecting their cards back then.
Cards were for kids in the U.S., so they were treated as such.
In Great Britain they were collected by adults, just as they collected stamps and coins...and then cared for as such.
On the cricket side, Donald Bradman cards can be pretty popular. He's basically the Babe Ruth of the Cricket world. Not sure anybody else would be considered more then a common, no matter how good they might have been.