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04-19-2008, 09:49 PM
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What flaws do you spot on this Ruth?
Posted By: Anonymous
There's one big factor with cracking it out and that's the risk of actually cracking it out. There's just no way to do it gently. I'm afraid of damaging it. I cracked a GAI slab on a cheaper card once to see how hard it would be. I got the card out without damaging it but it wasn't easy. 
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