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11-03-2016, 08:29 AM
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The 1914's I've seen from this find are extremely suspiciously bright and free of caramel stains. I have the 1914 CJ set, and have had at least two of every card at one time or another (except JJ), and almost all of them have stains. I definitely believe the Matty, JJ and Johnson were soaked. I've had a few soaked CJ's, and that is exactly what they look like when they are soaked. Of course, I'd still buy them!
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