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11-12-2011, 04:06 PM
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So crack the slab or not?
I am collecting Diamond Stars and so far all my cards are Vg and lesser. I like displaying everyone of the 108 cards in the same manner: Book and 9 pocket pages. I am now having trouble finding some cards, unless they are slabbed. I am wrestling with buying a slabbed card,then cracking it open and putting it into the pocket. Thoughts? I guess if I pick up a pain in the behind common, at $12, that someone else paid to slab, then I break it out-just a common. But what do I do with a Jimmie Foxx that I get at a GREAT price, slabbed, but I want to disply them in the sheets. Do I crack Jimmie? And if not, how do I display him with the rest of the set?
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