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10-14-2024, 09:33 AM
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1914 Cracker Jack Vs 1915 Cracker Jack single
I'm contemplating a purchase of a Heinie Zimmerman Cracker Jack card. There is a PSA 5 1915 available for $800, and a 1914 PSA 4 for $1300. I know there have been posts discussing the two sets, but what is the opinion on singles? Is it worth the extra $500 to buy a '14 single a grade lower.
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