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01-17-2013, 01:16 PM
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Anyone have a graded card slab come apart?
Since I bought a new scanner this past summer - I've been slowly scanning all my cards.
Today, I went to place a SGC slab on the tray and it literally, came unglued. No dropping, no mishandling etc. It is an older (approx 1998) SGC slab. I am the original owner and submitter. My question is - over time - has anyone else seen this? I worry that more will develop this problem as years tick by. 
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