1915 Cracker Jack Baseball

[CrackerJack33]

Looks like a variety of low and high end 1915s are available of recent. I myself focus on the 14s but will say- there are some nice 15s available right now for the 15 set enthusiast. 14s are far more scarcer and usually in lower grades as they were directly placed in cracker jack boxes 110 years ago. 15s were as well but there was an option to get them by mail as well. Hence the higher grades on some. Love the history behind these cards.

[Leon]

There continue to be a fair amount of CJ's hitting the market, but from what I can tell by watching them only a little bit, is that the prices haven't gone down. If someone tracks them specifically I am sure they know better than I.

I still need to pick up both years but have been in no big hurry, as a type card collector.
Here is sort of an associated item, anyway.
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[rjackson44]

If anything 15s are more expensive now

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Leon

There continue to be a fair amount of CJ's hitting the market, but from what I can tell by watching them only a little bit, is that the prices haven't gone down. If someone tracks them specifically I am sure they know better than I.

I still need to pick up both years but have been in no big hurry, as a type card collector.
Here is sort of an associated item, anyway.
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I have a few and prefer 1915 over 1914, not sure why, but I love them both. Here is another associated item.

[JollyElm]

Originally Posted by jingram058

I have a few and prefer 1915 over 1914, not sure why, but I love them both. Here is another associated item.

Just a weird side note, but each paragraph in that letter is a single sentence...and only one period was used. Don't know what that punctuation is at the end of the second paragraph, and the third one just rolls into the closing, which is quite odd. It just jumped out me.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Just a weird side note, but each paragraph in that letter is a single sentence...and only one period was used. Don't know what that punctuation is at the end of the second paragraph, and the third one just rolls into the closing, which is quite odd. It just jumped out me.

I noticed that too. I work with a guy now, in a position of management. He knows a lot about engineering but writes in continuous, run on sentences. It gives me headaches!