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12-22-2017, 08:24 AM
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1914 cracker jacks rarity
Why are certain cards in this set seem to be rarer than others? I know that the 15 cj could be purchased as a set and the 14 cj where only obtained in the boxes but a player such as mathewson who was a huge star and a large following isnt more common than it is. I know people pay a premium because they changed his pose from pitching to a portrait in 15 but the price difference is 5 to 10 fold in 14 over 15. Thanks for the insight and information anyone has and happy hollidays
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