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Old 09-06-2016, 08:48 PM
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Personally, I wound not encourage the practice of putting fake cards and flips into real slabs and resealing them, regardless of how bad the finished result looks.
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Old 09-07-2016, 06:01 AM
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I think you needed just a little more Super Glue.
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I think you needed just a little more Super Glue.
LOL it wasn't too bad until I tried to clean it up with a little "Goo Gone"!
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Default 1933 Goudey #106 Napoleon Lajoie "SGC 10" (fake)
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Personally, I wound not encourage the practice of putting fake cards and flips into real slabs and resealing them, regardless of how bad the finished result looks.

+1 I don't think the OP is going to get very many atta-boys in this thread.
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And the point of this is what?
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Old 09-07-2016, 07:14 AM
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To balance out the negativity I will say I think it is cool. I have made a ton of stuff like this. You need some more practice resealing the slab though. I would also recommend changing the flip to remove the SGC. I like to make the flip so it can not be mistaken for a real one. I usually also make the back of the flip read "This is a novelty item".
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And the point of this is what?
Now that's a good question. Have fun with your cards? Be careful out there? I just kind of enjoy looking at this card each morning.
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Larry, never leave a cup of coffee (or other liquid) next to your keyboard. That's just asking for trouble!
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Larry, never leave a cup of coffee (or other liquid) next to your keyboard. That's just asking for trouble!
LOL, from personal experience it is only trouble if the wife is also close.
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Only once did I reuse a slab. A local card dealer was completely sold on PSA security. He insisted it was impossible to crack a slab without destroying it. So I cracked a t212, inserted a smaller version of his business card and resealed it. You should have seen his face when I presented this Obak to him. For months he kept it on display next to his counter top register and showed it to his customers with a warning to not over-rely on the slab and flip. Nice to get one convert!
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I will take it. Where do I sent the $40,000?

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