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01-20-2017, 09:49 AM
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Cj's, in general, are dramatically tougher than t206. 1914 cj were only issued in cj boxes whereas 1915's were available also by mail...so 14' cj's are tougher and more condition sensitive than 15's.
Both sets have scarcities which are exceptions. 
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