Cracking an SGC holder??

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MrVintage
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Does anyone have a link showing the best way to crack a card out of an SGC holder? Thanks, Andy

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  • cwazzy
    cwazzy Posts: 3,257 ✭
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    Find a skinny flat-head screwdriver. Insert said screwdriver into crack separating the two halves. Twist, move, repeat. They are the easiest slabs BY FAR to crack.
    Chris
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  • BaltimoreYankee
    BaltimoreYankee Posts: 3,265 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Wow! that was super easy - exactly as described. Cracked out a 1953 Topps Satchel Paige (50 VG/EX 4). Hoping it crosses to a PSA 4.

    Daniel
  • Arsenal83
    Arsenal83 Posts: 1,176 ✭✭✭
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    Almost troubling just how easy they are to crack open without damage.

  • TNP777
    TNP777 Posts: 5,711 ✭✭✭
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    It really is. I bought a T3 in late '15 that was ridiculously easy to crack. Didn't even need a screwdriver for it, as one side had started to separate on it's own.


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  • SDSportsFan
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    @TNP777 said:
    It really is. I bought a T3 in late '15 that was ridiculously easy to crack. Didn't even need a screwdriver for it, as one side had started to separate on it's own.

    SGC actually had a problem a few years ago with their large holders coming apart. I had a 1939 R303A Goudey Premium of Ted Williams where over half of one side and part of the bottom had separated, allowing the card to slide out of the black insert. I took it to the National Convention in 2013 and they reholdered it for me.

    Steve

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