Vending box vs regular wax box

Does anyone have any thoughts about buying vending boxes vs wax boxes? I'm specifically interested in the condition of the cards that you pulled. I would think that vending boxes wouldn't have as many stained cards. However, I'd be concerned that the corners would take more abuse because of the way they sit in the vending box. I could be wrong though because I've never bought one.
Does anyone have any success stories or horror stories that they would be willing to share?
Thanks
Does anyone have any success stories or horror stories that they would be willing to share?
Thanks
Bernie Kosar collector
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Either way it's like the lottery.
Joe
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Bernie Kosar collector
<< <i>An alternate point of view. I think the price of vending is very appealing. Especially if it's a case fresh box. >>
I was just going to say this. Also, I've had pretty good luck with Vending. The thing is, you can pull a lot of great cards in a Vending box. I purchased a 78 Topps FB vending about a year ago and pulled 4 Stallworth and 3 Franco Harris but zero Dorsett's. Condition was better than the many wax packs I had purchased around the same time, however, I've noticed in vending that if you get a box in which the first few cards are MC or OC to some extent, it seems as though the rest of the box follows suit.
I feel like it's a little more risky to buy vending, but it also has a bigger potential pay off. Just my .02.