Stollwerck Chocolate cards tried to predict the year 2000. It didn’t work out.

It’s the Year 2000 — why are your policemen not flying?
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Read moreThe athletes pictured on these candy cards issued out of France are generally the most valuable ones in the massive series
Read moreThe N22 Allen & Ginter Racing Colors of the World and E47 American Caramel Jockeys sets remain two of the most popular early horse racing sets
Read moreStollwerck Chocolate cards spanned more than a century and are, quite literally, all over the map
Read moreThe Hall of Famer has two cards in the iconic set — and one is much rarer
Read moreA new discovery of a previously unknown card of Mel Ott has surfaced
Read moreTy Cobb and seven other uncatalogued cards from the rare J=K Candy set were recently added to the checklist after a major discovery
Read moreHere’s a closer look at Fred Clarke’s rare E90-1 American Caramel Pittsburgh variation
Read more1927 would mark the end of a long run for the American Caramel Company’s baseball cards
Read moreHere’s a look at every type of Zee-Nut card ever produced
Read moreThe baseball card highlights the 1910s Sports of the World sets
Read more2/3 of the A.W.H. Caramels cards feature poses found in the T206 set — but four of the players weren’t in that release causing for a bit of … improvisation
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