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09-18-2006, 06:58 AM
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Can someone tell me the big fascination with Caramel cards...
Posted By: dennis
their charm is age,scarity,player poses and selection,vivid color, and their simplicity.they really fit the era. the caramels have it all! too bad i didn't get into these when i stared collecting. yes the e91's are awful but most collectors ignor them except for the HOFer's. 
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