Caramel Delights: The Story of Philadelphia Caramel’s Baseball Card Sets

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By Anson Whaley - January 14, 2022

January 14, 2022

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Philadelphia Caramel’s two sets of baseball cards, 1909 E95 and 1910 E96, are similar, yet distinctly different in popularity.

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Anson Whaley

A lifelong collector, Anson’s collecting focus is on pre-war sports cards and in building sets. He’s also a closet Dwight Gooden and wrestling Rookie Card collector. Got a question or want to get in touch? You can reach him by email and through Twitter @PreWarCards or @GoodenCollector.

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