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1914 CJs range from 20 - 100 examples of any given card, leaning on the former
1915 cjs range from 60 - 200 of any given card, leaning on the latter A common no name in 1915 CJ psa 3 will run yeah $125-$150, maybe a little less. The tougher ones will be $200+. Other than the big 4 in the t206 set, the Jax, Cobb, 1914 Matty and Pratt and possibly Wagner will all be much more than any t206 HOFer. But in the end, CJs are just much cooler. 
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