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#18
10-06-2007, 08:51 AM
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The really tough candy cards
Posted By: George
How about the Orange Borders? For some reason, they do not have an "E number," but they are of the same ilk. They were cut from candy boxes, and include the Tigers and Pirates teams from 1909. I continuously look for them on EBay, but have never found one there. I rarely see one in an auction catalog. 
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