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#11
06-07-2007, 03:26 AM
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Question about Cracker Jack cards
Posted By: Dylan
The most obvious sign i look for when judging a cards authenticity is its font. The name and team designations are always much bolder in the cracker jack reprints ive seen. Also the red background color is brighter. Just look at some reprints on ebay and then look at the graded ones and you'll notice right away. Its the same with T206's. The fakes seem to always have the font in black instead of the dark brown, and its much too bold even if the color was right, makes it quite obvious. 
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