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Breaking open a graded card.
#11

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
I understand the point as a great card might be screwed by an average note.
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#12

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
I just use my Leatherman. Has a tool in there the equivalent of an extremely thin flathead that I place into the seam and twist around the top edges of the slab.
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#13

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
(05-11-2014, 09:22 PM)jaredhuizenga Wrote: I guess my question would be why not just leave it slabbed and add it to your PC that way? Is it a storage/display issue?
Display issue, it gets me close to finishing a 53 Topps set.
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#14

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
The best way to open a psa case is to clap your hands a couple of times over it in a slow beat.

Bgs a lot harder.
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#15

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
(05-12-2014, 03:38 PM)sparty78 Wrote: Display issue, it gets me close to finishing a 53 Topps set.
Ok, that makes sense then.
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#16

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
I've busted quite a few. My PC is a prospect, and most guys graded prospects, especially autos and colors. So I've had to bust quite a few since I hate graded cards. I just busted a 9.5 Red Refractor. I'm not ever going to sell it, so it doesn't matter to me.
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#17

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
Man I hope none of you ever get a busted pipe or a flood in your houses.
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#18

RE: Breaking open a graded card.
(05-12-2014, 11:45 AM)ricelynnevans75 Wrote: I just use my Leatherman. Has a tool in there the equivalent of an extremely thin flathead that I place into the seam and twist around the top edges of the slab.
Lol +1. Just used this same technique this past weekend with my leatherman. Worked great!

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