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04-19-2011, 05:52 AM
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First, they definately have value - not on the same level as the regular cards.
But then again - these are far, far more difficult to find than the average issued Cracker Jack cards. Also, there IS another sheet, I have a card from the 1914 (Series 144) poster; will get a scan out soon. I think alot of collectors disregard these really tough cards ONLY because they are soo hard to find. IMO. Mark 
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