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09-13-2018, 08:31 PM
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1914 vs 1915 Cracker Jack image
Hi, I am getting interested in the Cracker Jack set. I have one and very much like the quality of the image against the red background. Does the image in 1914 issue have sharper, richer colors and better definition overall? I can't get a sense but do notice that the image quality in my estimation varies pretty widely. Also many look faded to me. Does light effect these cards more rapidly or significantly?
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