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10-10-2013, 07:25 PM
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Hobby Box question
I just bought a couple late 80's Topps hobby boxes which is the first time I've ever bought hobby boxes. I have always had my doubts about cards staying mint for that long in those flimsy cardboard boxes and when I got them my suspicions were correct. At least two corners on every single card were dinged and it wasn't from the shipping. Obviously not a huge financial loss, but I'm just wondering if this is a fairly common occurrence in hobby boxes or if I just got a bad batch. I can't say I'll be running out to buy more soon (if ever again) but I'd like to know the odds I'm up against in the future.
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