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View Poll Results: Should I open it or leave sealed?
Open and post the cards. 146 78.49%
Leave sealed and get graded/certified. 40 21.51%
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Old 12-28-2015, 02:08 PM
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In 1970 an older kid (I was 8, he was ~12) in the neighborhood gave me 20 cents to buy two packs of baseball cards. He said I could keep one pack and he the other. However, if I opened either of the packs, he would take the best 10 cards and leave me with the rejects. I made it about 100 feet from the store, and about 300 feet from my friends house before I opened the cards. How someone** could have an unopened pack of cards for 30+ years I could never understand.


** I reaise this is not the case with the OP
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Gosh Neikro looks like a little kid and I think he was 34 in 1979 and NO WAY am I taking a bite of that gum. No way no how.
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Who the heck is Lance Rautzhan???

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In 1970 an older kid (I was 8, he was ~12) in the neighborhood gave me 20 cents to buy two packs of baseball cards. He said I could keep one pack and he the other. However, if I opened either of the packs, he would take the best 10 cards and leave me with the rejects. I made it about 100 feet from the store, and about 300 feet from my friends house before I opened the cards. How someone** could have an unopened pack of cards for 30+ years I could never understand.
I still have a 1978 Topps unopened pack that I saved back then (I was 12) and have kept all these years. I put it on a shelf in my closet until I went away to college, then put it with my baseball cards. I also have a ton of 1979 Topps baseball wrappers that I saved.
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This inspired me to open my 1972 O-P-C pack. Got two Clementes and can't believe how sharp and crisp the cards are, especially the backs.
Wish i had another to open!

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This inspired me to open my 1972 O-P-C pack. Got two Clementes and can't believe how sharp and crisp the cards are, especially the backs.
Wish i had another to open!

Greg
whats the other clemente?
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whats the other clemente?
I thought the card I flipped over was Clemente in action, but it's actually Dock Ellis!

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I thought the card I flipped over was Clemente in action, but it's actually Dock Ellis!

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Clemente in action ain't bad......

Dock Ellis...how can we possibly forget the wildest no-no of all time!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14


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Clemente in action ain't bad......

Dock Ellis...how can we possibly forget the wildest no-no of all time!!

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Clemente in action ain't bad......

Dock Ellis...how can we possibly forget the wildest no-no of all time!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14


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