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12-02-2007, 09:07 AM
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Wax packs
Posted By: indiesmap
I have terrible luck with opening packs. Even with a divining rod, I would somehow manage to pick the worst pack in the box. I'd like to try getting some unopened vintage packs. But I've heard stories of people opening the pack, taking out all the good cards and replacing them with commons, then sealing it back. How common is this? Is it a bigger problem with wax packs, as I've heard? Are there good ways of telling if a pack has been resealed? With my bad luck, I don't need anyone making things harder for me! 
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