total glossy card Destruction...
digicat
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Last night, while digging through an old box of cards, I found my 1994 Tombstone Pizza baseball set. 33 (?) cards, still sealed in the plastic that they came shipped in (I think I sent in some proofs-of-purchases and a little money to get the set back in 1994). Through the years, I guess, the glossy coating turned into glue, and turned my nice set of 33 cards into a solid brick of cardboard and gloss. :-( I attempted to dislodge the cards, only to find that sure enough, the cards were glued together and couldn't be seperated w/o damaging the cards. They weren't like that when I first got them, so my guess was that through the years, they fused. Foolish me to think that keeping something unopened would preserve it's value!
Anyways, has anyone ever encountered problems like this with unopened, early 90s Stadium Club boxes? I know that Stadium Club cards have gloss on both sides of the cards (like the Tombstone cards), and they're usually wrapped pretty tight in those packs.
Anyways, has anyone ever encountered problems like this with unopened, early 90s Stadium Club boxes? I know that Stadium Club cards have gloss on both sides of the cards (like the Tombstone cards), and they're usually wrapped pretty tight in those packs.
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MY GOLD TYPE SET https://pcgs.com/setregistry/type-sets/complete-type-sets/gold-type-set-12-piece-circulation-strikes-1839-1933/publishedset/321940
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Where were the cards stored?
mike