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06-09-2007, 03:42 PM
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expert cracker jack and pack help needed ASAP :-0
Posted By: Rhys
I am going to go out on a limb and say that a baseball card of thin paperstock pressed up against caramel for almost 100 years would not be worth the temptation of opening the box. Your chances of pulling anything out of that box other than a black brick of deteriorated carbon with the eaten away remnants of a baseball card are slim to none. Even a Joe Jackson in that condition would not be worth much. Having said that, I am with Leon on the probability of this being actually sealed as originally produced. The candy probably would have eaten the cardboard away by now had it really been sitting in there for all this time unless they were lined with plastic which seems unlikely for 1915. 
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