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06-21-2003, 12:12 AM
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Ugliest set ever
Posted By: brian parker
Seeing a couple on ebay, I am reminded of another undesirable set--the American Caramel E122's. They are the ones that use the same photos as seen in the American Caramel E121's, but for some reason look as if they were filtered through coarse screening to achieve a dull and unappealing image. Even though they are probably twenty times more uncommon than the E121's, the only interest in this set most likely is from type collectors, and the cards usually sell for about the same amount of money, if not less. 
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