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How do you get graded cards out of there holders?

kuhlmannkuhlmann Posts: 3,326 ✭✭
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just wondering how you do it without damaging the card? and what is a loupe?

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    mrc32mrc32 Posts: 604 ✭
    There have been many threads about this topic. Do a search. This article may help

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    habs71habs71 Posts: 321


    << <i>just wondering how you do it without damaging the card? and what is a loupe? >>

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    << <i>December 27, 2003 4:11 PM

    I own a shop in georgia. >>



    You own a card shop and don't know what a loupe is?


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    kuhlmannkuhlmann Posts: 3,326 ✭✭
    again i stress the fact im not a card shop. im more like college sports store and nfl mlb. things for your cars, basements, etc.. cards are very minimul part of my business. so yes i never heard of a loupe??
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    TheRoachTheRoach Posts: 483
    If the card is being popped or cracked out of a PRO holder, it has already been damaged.....


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    orutulsaorutulsa Posts: 127
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    orutulsaorutulsa Posts: 127


    << <i>so yes i never heard of a loupe? >>


    A loupe is a type of magnifying glass more commonly used in the jewelry industry. You can do a search on Ebay for loupes to see some examples of what they look like. They come in different magnification strengths. A 10x ("ten times") magnification or greater is often used to examine cards in greater detail. Hope this helps!
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