There have been thousands of different prizes packed in Cracker Jack boxes since they became a regular feature in 1912, so there are a lot of possibilities. The prize could be a book, a puzzle, a tattoo, a doll, a game, a trick, a charm, a bookmark, a miniature, a top, a ring, a sticker, a wiggle picture, a magnifying glass, a card, a whistle, a marble, a spinner, a badge, a put-together, a snap-apart, a punch-out, a stand-up, or some other type of prize. It might be made of bisque, paper, tin, rubber, glass, pot metal, plastic, wood, cloth, or some other material--or even a combination of these. It may be a "prize," "novelty," "toy," or "surprise" from decades ago, or it could be a recent one.