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03-12-2021, 04:10 PM
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You guys are all much braver than me. The only single card I have cracked out of a slab since I got back into the hobby 18 months ago was a 1970 SGC 60/5 Thurman Munson rookie.
And I have probably bought somewhere around 500-750 slabs in that time. It was experimental. The card is really nice and sharp. The front looks like it could be a 6 or 7, but the back is miscut. For that reason I probably would have been better off keeping it in the slab, but all of my RCs post 1965 are ungraded and so it keeps up with the spirit of that personal collecting rule. Last edited by Kutcher55; 03-12-2021 at 04:15 PM. Reason: grammar 
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