Is there any possible way to know how many complete 1914 CJ Sets exist?

tiger8mush · #1 03-24-2014, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by sniffy5

As a 1914 collector, they almost look wrong.

Agreed - part of being a 1914 CJ is blemishes. Its not just a trait, its a right-of-passage or something. A wrinkle, a tear, a stain, a clipped corner, a pinhole. Its the card's way of saying "I survived that box of caramel popcorn"! It wasn't tucked neatly away in its own compartment of a cigarette pack, it was in there with the candy, guaranteed!

I Only Smoke 4 the Cards · #2 03-24-2014, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by tiger8mush

Agreed - part of being a 1914 CJ is blemishes. Its not just a trait, its a right-of-passage or something. A wrinkle, a tear, a stain, a clipped corner, a pinhole. Its the card's way of saying "I survived that box of caramel popcorn"! It wasn't tucked neatly away in its own compartment of a cigarette pack, it was in there with the candy, guaranteed!

I wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment. I think mint tobacco cards looks weird.

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