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Buy me some peanuts and...
Cracker Jacks count. Caramel-coated popcorn after all...
 If it had Harry Hooper and Amos Strunk, I’d have all six known signed CJs.
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The small size E candy have fallen in and out of favor over my collecting years, with the majority of the time remaining behind, sometimes far behind, the major tobacco card issues (T205, T206, etc.) in popularity and cost.
Thought I would show off a few more E91A/E91B cards, which have never been very popular, but have typically been mislabeled as 'generic' cards. Always a good chance to educate...here are a few samples with exact matches for facial likeness as seen on other cards of the same player. And with Plank, you get a bonus image of another cool 'E' candy card (E95). Brian
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05-25-2019, 09:02 PM
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I love caramel cards. I don't have many big names but do have some that I really like a lot. Here are some that I enjoy a lot.
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05-25-2019, 09:33 PM
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Shoeless Joe action
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05-26-2019, 07:28 AM
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Great eye candy so far. My candy cards were such faves from the first collection I had to get some of them back!! And most weren't as cheap the second time.
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Nice card Chuck!
This is my favorite E card (without a Wagner or Cobb on front)
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Hi Barry - Did you go home yet?
The orange color background is the result of red ink laid over the yellow ink as is done on the Wagner card. What happened in cases like this when the intended background color was red?
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