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I have 15 or so unopened, but the dates don't match up well with the card issue dates. Also, the factory numbers might not match. Other issues are soft-pack vs. hard-pack and the count of cigarettes in the pack. It's hard to get the 'stars to align' properly so that one would likely contain a baseball card. If so, prices of $1000 and up are likely. Still I enjoy collecting them, and there's always that thought that a similar-looking pack would have contained a card some 100 years ago. Fun to collect as companion pieces to T206 and other T cards, and very hard to find these in unopened condition.
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