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11-10-2024, 10:34 AM
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E126
The E126 American Caramel issue was a sort of a last effort to sell terir product with baseball cards as they had done for about twenty years by that time. It really marks the end of an era.
Regarding Ruth - I have never seen any different variants of the front or back of the card. If there is one I would love to see it. I have seen people over the years mistake his E121 as an E126. 
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