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03-22-2014, 05:31 PM
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Is there any possible way to know how many complete 1914 CJ Sets exist?
So few collectors try for this set for various reasons. The big cards are really cost-prohibitive, but nonetheless available. And in lesser grades as well for somewhat reasonable prices. All that being said, I just wonder how many sets folks might theorize could be out there. And, if the 1914 set is one of the toughest sets to complete (excluding sets that intentionally short print cards, and sets with impossible error cards!!)
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