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02-28-2005, 01:21 PM
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1914 vs 1915 Cracker Jacks?
Posted By: jay behrens
If you really want to make things easy on yourself, collect both sets, but just go for a master type set, getting one card of each player no matter what set. This saves you the heartache of trying to find a 14 Mathewson and some of the other tougher 14s and lets you spend less money on the cheaper 14s than the more expensive 15s. 14s are tough to find and almost always low grade. 15s are much mreo common and can be found in higher grades, but most CJ collectors work on the 15 set, so even though they are more plentiful, they tend to cost more than 14s. 
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