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12-16-2010, 09:47 AM
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Most Kelloggs cards are curled. When they are slabbed, they are obviously flattened out. Eventually many of them will crack.
I have subbed many of them to PSA and even a small crack knocks it down to a 6. Also have had quite a few that came back 9 or 10 that eventually cracked after slabbing. 
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