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Old 05-31-2022, 08:01 AM
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I saw a collection somewhere online a few years back of a guy who only collects unopened packs. He had thousands of unopened packs of cards, not just sports either, Magic and stuff like that as well. Seemed kind of weird to me, but it made him happy. And he had them all displayed nicely. He said he started doing it as a kid in either the 50s or 60s, I forget exactly.
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We need Anthony, Griffins, to post his pack display here
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Old 05-31-2022, 10:32 AM
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I don't think I could ever open a 1952 Topps graded pack. Knowing the value of the pack and the likelihood of getting anything good would convince me to leave it alone. Now if I had several boxes...that might be different.
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Gentleman,

I have no willpower, I admit it freely. I would open it and have a good time doing it.

So, don't anyone here EVER send me one.

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I'd love to see some pictures of your collection.
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Old 05-31-2022, 05:16 PM
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The only "vintage" unopened packs I have are some 1951 Topps cards, not exactly the sexiest items in the hobby. However, back in 1999, when I was working in wholesale, I came into possession of a large quantity of unopened Cleveland Browns (expansion team) cards that are still cluttering up my storage room. Hard to figure why there was so little interest in them twenty three years ago that I got them for zip, but hey, there might be a Tim Couch card lurking there.
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Ok!

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That is amazing Anthony. Congrats on your collection.

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Amazing stuff.
Hopefully Al Richter will post some of his collection too.
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As a frequent MRI flyer this past year, I can't help but wonder. Would one of those machines be able to slice through the layers of an unopened pack and expose what cards are hidden away inside???
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Awesome collection there !
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As a frequent MRI flyer this past year, I can't help but wonder. Would one of those machines be able to slice through the layers of an unopened pack and expose what cards are hidden away inside???
I asked a friend that was an MRI tech that years ago and he just rolled his eyes and said definitely not.
The penny packs you can usually tell. There is one guy on here with a big collection of scans of uncut sheets that is almost batting 1.000 in predicting which cards are in a pack if one from the front or back can be identified

Darren, I hope what ever issues led you to a year of MRI’s have been successfully resolved.

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Darren, I hope what ever issues led you to a year of MRI’s have been successfully resolved.
I was thinking the same thing. I hope you are doing okay now.
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