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10-14-2024, 11:50 AM
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Both are really good looking cards...my preference is for the 1914 since as we all know by now 1915s are glorified reprints
 Dean's is know to have higher prices and you may get one cheaper if you can wait at auction. That same 1914 card sold for $261.60 in 2017, $539.99 in 2018 and $930 in 2022. Good luck on whichever one you choose.
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Tony Collecting: 1909-1911 T206 Southern Leaguers 1914 Cracker Jack Set (94 out of 145) 
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