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12-28-2007, 10:21 AM
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To crack or not to crack...that is the question.
Posted By: Doug
Here's a question for all the slab crackers out there. Is there any time where you wouldn't crack a card? In most cases if I feel like I'm going to keep a card I prefer to crack it and put it in a screwdown, but I rarely do it on higher priced cards in the event that I will have to sell them in the future. However I just cracked a $2500 card and I'm hoping someone on here will tell me that wasn't a totally insane thing to do... If it matters, the slab it was in was really scratched up and looked like crap. 
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