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02-19-2018, 10:25 AM
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I generally crack and keep the flips so long as it is low grade and I prefer to keep it raw. For SGC, torquing a screwdriver along the seam will pop them right out.
There are a few cards I keep in. The most compelling is when you get a card that is graded higher than it would be if submitted again.
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