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08-25-2023, 02:56 PM
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I’ve been buying, selling, and trading strictly vintage for just shy of 30 years. In my experiences Cracker Jacks are 1 of the 2 most coveted/beautiful sets in the hobby with the other being Rose Co. Postcards. There’s something intoxicating or hypnotic about the deep red backgrounds. It’s rare to get a “good deal” on CJs… over pay today and tomorrow you’ll be glad you did!
In my opinion they are still relatively cheap. 
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