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01-29-2007, 12:30 PM
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How Rare Is 1912 J=K Candy?
Posted By: Scott Elkins
However, they never interested me, since they are actually box cutouts. I remember them being relatively inexpensive years back due to this fact (the ones cut out - not the intact box). Wish I would have picked some up now, but never thought the grading companies would ever slab these or that there would be much interest in them. 
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