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12-14-2010, 02:25 PM
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I've cracked Kelloggs cards putting them in hard holders, so I have no doubt they would crack in a slab.
I doubt however that anyone would try to remove PSA 8 1970 Kelloggs from a PSA holder and switch them, they just aren't valuable enough, I wouldn't think. PSA 8's from 1970 are all over EBAY for less than the grading fees. 
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