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03-25-2004, 10:00 AM
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This is extremely exciting (at least for me) - Burdick post
Posted By: hop373
If your writing a book on boxing cards, maybe your the guy I need to talk to...I have an American Caramels card with no name on the bottom....I think the card is Jersey Joe Wolcott...someone told me this is a rare variation that occured in the American Caramels Boxing Set. Any idea of how valid this is or what the card might be worth? Thanks. 
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