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12-14-2009, 04:47 AM

John V

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Speaking of Breakouts

I'm not one to break a card from a slab. (My collection is small and I still like the protection provided by the holder.) However, I enjoy reading the threads regarding breakout methodology. Most discussion involves hammers, screwdrivers, goggles and rubber gloves, oyster shuckers, etc.
I don't remember reading about the use of power tools such as a Dremel or jig saw. Seems these would be quick and safe for the card.
Thoughts?

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