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08-31-2005, 09:40 PM
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Re; SGC (Im Impressed)
Posted By: RC McKenzie
Howdy, I was just curious to know how SGC cracks open the other grading companies' slabs. What method do they use, etc. I'd be afraid to send them a card to crack if they are ''hammering lightly on the face' or using a 'jigsaw' as many collectors have suggested as possible methods..? 
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