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Old 05-25-2013, 06:30 PM
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1st time I have ever seen a E90-1 Caramel Joe Jackson in such a high grade....would love to own such a card!!!

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Adrian, My Bro', you would like to own the grade condition and not the actual aesthetics of the image? A really great pose but Jackson's face is kind of, I dunno, indistinct? With ultimate respect to anyone who owns an E90-1 Jackson (and I wouldn't turn one down) you would do better with a CJ Jackson in a lesser grade.
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Old 05-25-2013, 06:31 PM
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Amazing cards...despite the fact they are practically new...I prefer handled cards myself!!!

regarding the joe jackson e90-1...you can put lipstick on a pig...er I mean e90-1 joe jackson...but it'll still be a pig!
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Old 05-25-2013, 06:33 PM
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That bad guys!!! I will never own a Jackson that high but either this year (most likely in a few months) or early next year I will for sure buy one graded a 2. The problem will be finding one when I will be ready to make a deal....they do not come up that often above 1's.

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I'm not a cracker jack guy, but a cj jackson would be nice.
The e90-1 jackson is a great card when the registration is on and the lavendar color background is bright.
Overall I would prefer a e90-1 jackson.
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Amazing cards...despite the fact they are practically new...I prefer handled cards myself!!!

regarding the joe jackson e90-1...you can put lipstick on a pig...er I mean e90-1 joe jackson...but it'll still be a pig!
Silk purse out of a sow's ear? I actually had a dentist tell me that when I was 19, many decades ago. I'm still a sow.
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Nice paul...i love it!
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Peter, I think Joe's good to go now. Just needs a nose job and rid the rouge:
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Joe always did have a million dollar smile!
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