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01-28-2013, 05:09 PM
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I am familiar with the misalignment type cards, if the 2 end ones are what you are referring to? I like them but most collectors might not. As for the staining on '14 Cracker Jacks goes, I don't think the TPG's count off as much as they normally would because it has to do with the way they were distributed. Sort of like the "stamped back" designation now commonly given to some Obaks, Contentnea's etc...
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