1915 Federal League Cracker Jacks

[Jim VB]

If it wasn't a typo, then I tip my hat to packs.

[packs]

Haha not a typo

[FrankWakefield]

Brilliant!!

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by packs

Haha not a typo

In that case:

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[barrysloate]

It was indeed a clever use of words.

It would be nice if Bruce answered Frank's question. Frank took the time to give a detailed response, and when you start a thread you should pay attention to what people have to say.

Just my two cents.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Just speaking for myself, I would be pretty skeptical about any CJ in an 8 or 9 holder.

Three comments

1. The real typo is the very fact that JIM VB is still alive and kicking with his
silly comments. When one is discussing the subject of condensation, one need look no further than the few remaining brain (brainless) cells in this low life red neck's excuse for a mind

2. We do respond to posts, but in the 90 minutes between the time we originally posted and the time we were "bashed' for not posting, we were working with a client in Greece on a $1000 hour consulting project.

3. As for Mr. Suggs- we recently obtained his card from a Board Member who responded to one of our most recent America's Toughest Want List posts.

Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

Three comments

1. The real typo is the very fact that JIM VB is still alive and kicking with his
silly comments. When one is discussing the subject of condensation, one need look no further than the few remaining brain (brainless) cells in this low life red neck's excuse for a mind

2. We do respond to posts, but in the 90 minutes between the time we originally posted and the time we were "bashed' for not posting, we were working with a client in Greece on a $1000 hour consulting project.

3. As for Mr. Suggs- we recently obtained his card from a Board Member who responded to one of our most recent America's Toughest Want List posts.

Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com

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Jim VB


The BS Meter you created is designed for you. In fact, it would be best
if we you threw you in the barn with a bunch of smelly old cows
horses, and pigs and they could BS all over you

Of course, we would be happy to challenge you with regard to either the Suggs card or the consulting assignment. How does $10,000 sound.

We're sure it is about time to go feed the pigs and the other members of your family. Keep up good work, Mr. BS


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List

[Thrill-of-the-Hunt]

after all these years, nobody is more interesting than bruce(s). he does have some incredible material, who else could call jim vb a brainless redneck and no one is really offended by it. it does seem he was trolling a bit to obtain some tough cards, or information for this subset. never-the-less its always an entertaining read with his and all the others comments.

1915 cracker jacks in psa 8 seem to be quite available, perhaps alot of sets were sent from the factory in those days and kept safe. 1914 is another story entirely, randy stuckemeyers set (on the sgc registry) is astonishing.

bruce owns perhaps one of the most incredible small group of cards in the hobby, an intact 4 panel group of 1914 boston garters (if he hasnt sold it off)

bruce, if you are reading this, what are the players on the piece?

[Kawika]

Where's the popcorn smilie when you need it?

[Jim VB]

How's this one David?