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Old 01-19-2010, 07:23 PM
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I can't see what gave this card a 30-a very slight crease lower left corner,and dingy corners,but overall I thought it would get a 40 for sure.
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Old 01-20-2010, 11:47 AM
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Slight indentation on the bottom of the card and a stain on the back - I will take OJ's like this all day regardless of the grade...
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Default 1914-15 Cracker Jacks Tris Speaker...
The few cards I own were purchased as companion pieces for my vintage original TYPE I photographs. So I was thrilled to find this Speaker graded SGC 10 due to paper loss on the verso. The eye appeal though is spectacular once placed side by side with the TYPE I photo.

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This isn't baseball, but got hammered for some paper loss on the back.
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The correct answer is any submission of any card by me.
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Just one small gouge. At the top, right of center looking at the back. Shows up as a small flattened spot on the front

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Has a tiny cut on the bottom border (to the right of the word "Nat'l"). Otherwise, a "prodigious" card.

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Nice for an E107. Hammered by the paper loss that wipes out his position (sub). But the image is nice and the back is fine.
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