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08-27-2014, 10:41 AM
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I heard that the Rueckheim Bros. and Eckstein were so overloaded with unpurchased Cracker Jack boxes containing 2nd series cards that in the Fall of 1914 that they rented a barge and dumped 14,999,900 boxes into New York harbor.
I think anyone who wants to collect this set needs to have his head examined. Everyone please report to Barry, stat! 
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