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08-18-2016, 01:31 PM
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E220?
The E220 National Caramel issue might make your list, because not only are they found commonly beat up (on par with the other 1920's candy issues), but most often are found with wildly cut borders, narrow, way off-center, etc. Anything above Good condition is way out of the norm.
Brian 
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