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01-01-2005, 10:24 AM
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1914 Cracker Jack baseball card
Posted By: Scott
I have owned a number of 1915 CJ's that were stained and slightly curled (due to being so thin), and typically received grades of VG or VGEX despite having nice corners and no visible creases - could this be due entirely to curling and stains? 
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