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Ever ruin a card by placing it in holder, dropping it or by accident. There must be some great examples of this.

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  • goodriddance189goodriddance189 Posts: 2,388 ✭✭
    ugh

    one time, i had a mint second year Jordan card that i was gonna show to my friend. put it in my pocket, went over to his house, then realized I FORGOT TO PUT IT IN A TOP LOAD FIRST. yeah it had several nice creases.

    i've cracked 3 PSA slabs before, each time i damaged the card and my fingers.

    numerous cards were ruined when i tried to remove em from toploads, flipped my wrist too hard, and sent em flying into the wall.

    and my personal fave- used to have a Bird Erving Magic rookie when i was about 7. i had no idea of the value or anything. i took a pair of scissors, and cut the card in to thirds so each piece could fit in my wallet photo album image
  • It used to be them Stinkin' SGC slabs that gave me a problem. Broke out an SGC NMM+ Dan Dee, Early Wynn and it snapped sideways on me. Left a nasty indentation.
    Put me in a bad mood.
  • joker73joker73 Posts: 497
    goodriddance - you mean like this?

    image

    Yes, I've owned this since the set's release ... like heck I was gonna have a Laker and a Celtic ruining a perfectly good Dr. J card ...
  • jrinckjrinck Posts: 1,321 ✭✭
    I accidentally destroyed my brother's Winfield rookie back in about 1986. I was putting it into a plastic sheet when the edge of the card caught the edge of the plastic. It ripped part of the paper on the front--similar to how your skin gets cut via a paper-cut.

    He had never let me forget about it until this weekend when he stumbled across a raw '71 Clemente of mine. I'd say it would grade a 4 MAX--maybe worth $20-30 graded. I let him have it for a dollar under the stipulation that he never mention the "Winfield Disaster" ever again. If you know how my brother can never let bygones be bygones, you'd know that I got off cheaply!
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