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01-29-2013, 08:39 AM
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I've found that prices do tend to be weaker on heavily stained cards and on cards that are tilted.
I also agree that staining on the 1914 set doesn't generate as much of a hit on pricing. I personally avoid heavy staining on either set but I'll buy slightly off center cards all day long at the right price (as long as the rest of the card is sharp) 
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I collect 1914/15 Cracker Jacks. 1915 Cracker Jack Set 99% complete. 
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