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03-10-2015, 07:55 PM
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I LOVE buying boxes of '91 Topps and '89 Fleer and ripping 'em!!!!!!!
I have a few "valuable" packs, but honestly, my view is that packs were meant to be busted! A friend recently offered me some unopened pack of something for $100, so I told him I would take it and rip it at his kitchen table! Somehow, I didn't end up with that pack... My extras always go to friends, kids or goodwill though. Never the trash. I just can't bring myself to throw cards in the trash. Unfortunately, my mom did not have that issue when I was a kid. 
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