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12-07-2012, 05:02 AM

BigRedOne

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Ive cracked 100's of psa slabs. They are without question the easiest slab on the market to crack cleanly.

The slabs crack so clean most of the time its a shame to throw them away. I oten use them for special projects with my own custom made label.

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