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02-01-2024, 05:17 AM
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Why aren’t slabs more resistant to scratching/cracking/breaking?
The title says it all. Grading companies have improved visuals, apps, etc, but the slab material hasn’t improved. I have seen stories of slabs being damaged over the years, while I cracked a slab once by accidentally dropping it on a table
 The only exception is Beckett. You could survived Armageddon by building a bunker of Beckett slabs 
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