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05-07-2010, 01:35 PM
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I've never cracked a card out of a slab, but after reading RobG's post, it got me wondering about something. If I recall correctly,don't these TPG's advertise that their slabs are tamper proof? Meaning that if you tried to open the slab,it's supposed to crack (like RobG's BVG slab),and not remain intact?
RobG-would you say if you were to put your card back into the intact holders,and seal them cack with glue,would it be obvious that the slab had been tampered with (like,would there be "frosting" all the way around the slab,or some other obvious sign)? Thanks, Clayton 
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