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08-18-2010, 03:13 PM
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Crack 'em, Larry. Start with the 1's, that way if you develop crackers remorse, you haven't harmed the resale value of any cards.
Incidentally, if there's a ever a fire in your house, and you don't have a fireproof safe, would you rather carry out a small box of raw cards, or several unwieldy boxes of slabbed 1's and 2's? That'll give you more time to go back in and save your loved ones after your cards are safe. 
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