1914 CrackerJack question???

Archive · #1 11-20-2005, 07:53 PM

Posted By: Tony Andrea

Question. Hopefully I get some answers from y'all. I know the 1914 CJ's more so than the 1915's will show more staining, but what about card condition overall.
The paper stock was much much thinner on the 14's and have seen quite a few that have a wavy type look to them. (not 100% flat with a very slight curl) Is it common for them to have this look since the paper stock was so delicate and if it's just slight and doesnt affect the card's corners, edges, etc, how much does it come into play determining the final grade.
Your input is appreciated.
Thx, Tony

Archive · #2 11-21-2005, 09:39 AM

Posted By: Tony Andrea

ANYONE???????????

Archive · #3 11-21-2005, 11:43 AM

Posted By: Brian C Daniels

and gave you the scoop Tone's. Now work with my on the T-cards~

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