[mberger]

I've heard that when cards are stuck in a brick like that you can put them in the freezer and you have better results when you pull them apart. Never tried it, though.

[rjcj2017]

I'm honestly not trolling here ... if everyone knows this is the deal with the older boxes/packs, why do you keep buying them?

It's awesome that the store is reimbursing you some of the money, but I wouldn't count on them doing that forever.

[bamyanks]

I've heard that when cards are stuck in a brick like that you can put them in the freezer and you have better results when you pull them apart. Never tried it, though.

I heard that too, so I tried it. Did not work.

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I'm honestly not trolling here ... if everyone knows this is the deal with the older boxes/packs, why do you keep buying them?

It's awesome that the store is reimbursing you some of the money, but I wouldn't count on them doing that forever.

I don't buy them any more. Unless the boss guarantees no sticking. Sometimes I think the bosses or owners think there's don't stick.

[jack pfiester]

I'm honestly not trolling here ... if everyone knows this is the deal with the older boxes/packs, why do you keep buying them?

It's awesome that the store is reimbursing you some of the money, but I wouldn't count on them doing that forever.

Mainly because these boxes/sets/packs are the era I collect the most.

My 1993 UD factory set didn't have any sticking issues but the cards still aren't coming out entirely clean (soft corners, major printing flaws, etc.)

I am more cognizant of buying boxes of cards that are non-glossy, hence the obsession with 1991-92 Donruss and Upper Deck.

I pulled another Elite card last night of Matt Williams! The marble borders really are sharp looking!