Curtis Ireland Candy

Archive · #1 06-18-2008, 12:42 PM

Posted By: Dave F

On the backs of this issue it mentions sending in your cards for a prize, and if you want them back you should include money for a stamped envelope and they would be returned with "cancelled" on them. I don't think I've seen any such e123's with cancelled stamped on them. Has anyone else? Or I wonder if virtually noone asked to get them back?

(scan borrowed from Seth's auction, hope he doesn't mind)

Archive · #2 06-18-2008, 12:46 PM

Posted By: leon

Out of the 100 or so I have seen I have never seen a cancelled one....

Archive · #3 06-18-2008, 01:09 PM

Posted By: David Smith

Here is my lone example. It came from a find about 12 years ago that totalled about 20 cards (including a Cobb). I didn't have the money to buy the cards but was given this one as a finder's fee from the collector who did buy the cards. From what I can remember, none of those cards had "cancelled" on the back of any of them.

David

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