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Old 05-20-2013, 03:34 PM
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As per the OP question it might highlight the set and attract a few new people but I don't think it will be anything dramatic.

I'm slightly biased as this is my favorite set but I don't understand why it isn't more popular. Maybe the printing size factors into that...
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Old 05-20-2013, 04:07 PM
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I collect some cj 14s but my view is they are not so popular because, frankly, too few really attractive poses--and many very similar, plus little color variety.
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As per the OP question it might highlight the set and attract a few new people but I don't think it will be anything dramatic.

I'm slightly biased as this is my favorite set but I don't understand why it isn't more popular. Maybe the printing size factors into that...
I don't know, I don't think the sizes really have anything to do with it, I just think prices for many of the cards (due to moderate overall rarity) are already pretty pricey compared to T206 and 1933 Goudey in which there's an ABUNDANCE of cards. So I'm thinking it's just a little bit too costly to start collecting for the average hobbyist.

But if there was ever a set that was due for a new price jump it's these. Some of the best quality images of any pre war cards (next to T206) reside in this legendary card set.

IMO it's right there with best sets of all time:

1.) T206
2.) 1952 Topps
3.) 1933 Goudey
4.) 1914/15 Cracker Jack
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Old 05-20-2013, 04:46 PM
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I love CJ's, don't own any, but gorgeous cards for sure.

As many mentioned above, the T206 spike and steady increase in value & desirability had very little to do with the 100 year anniversary, it's random and arbitrary (as someone said above) to make that association. If they rise in price, it'll be due to supply & demand, like anything else.
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Old 05-20-2013, 04:58 PM
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Long time reader of this fine messagae board. I started collecting the 1914CJ's about a year and a half ago. Was drawn to the red color and fantastic images. I am about 80% through (mostly PSA graded and the rest SGC) and enjoying the "ride". Was recently hit by the T206 bug though..
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Long time reader of this fine messagae board. I started collecting the 1914CJ's about a year and a half ago. Was drawn to the red color and fantastic images. I am about 80% through (mostly PSA graded and the rest SGC) and enjoying the "ride". Was recently hit by the T206 bug though..
80% thru in 18 months is simply amazingly ridiculous, wow, that's incredible...so the question becomes what 20% is left?
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Old 05-20-2013, 08:36 PM
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Hi Steven,
Still got to get the big 4 (Matty,Cobb, Wagner and Jackson). The plan was to acquire less rare commons first, then rarer commons, lesser priced HOFers. Now its slow roll to the more expensive HOFers and still looking for the lower pops as well. Was able to pick up an Alexander from REA
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Hey J.R......congrats on the pickup of the Alexander at REA. That was a nice looking card. Sounds like you are making great progress. Now comes the heavy lifting!!!
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