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Posted By: Brad Green
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Posted By: Paul
Those are both very cool. I always wanted to start collecting them, but just haven't got around to it. Seems that they are hard to find cut as nice as yours. |
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Posted By: jackgoodman
Probably just barely pre-war. |
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Posted By: Mike
I have a complete, uncut, and intact 1935 Wheaties box, with Foxx on the back of course. Got it from Sotheby's years ago. Proudly displayed in my office. Does anyone know how rare complete and intact Wheaties boxes are? Just curious. |
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Posted By: Chris Counts
How about the green Dodgers cap and trim on the jersey? This was the only year they did it, and it's been blue ever since ... |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
1930s complete Wheaties boxes with baseball panels are rare. The complete 1950s boxes with cards are seen with frequency, though still bring a premium over the cut cards. |
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