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07-17-2008, 08:17 PM
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Protecting Your Cards From Your Children?
Posted By: James Feagin
Do any of you fathers out there have any horror stories about your kids with your cards? I thought out this last night as my 10 month old son crawled into my den/office and proceeded to rip down by Old Cardboard poster, tear it in half and gnawed on a sizeable portion of it. My little girl (2 years) also took a 1952 Topps Bob Feller of mine and proceeded to turn an EX card to FR in 10 seconds. THAT is the reason all of my cards are slabbed now. One of her other favorite passtimes is to take my slabs and bang them together. She prefers the sound of a SGC slab to that of a PSA. 
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