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Smashin' slabs and giving away what's left over

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Weapon of Choice?

on April 16, 2026

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LET THE DESTRUCTION BEGIN!!!

on April 13, 2026

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Four followers after one post is a pleasant surprise. I'm glad there's interest in this project. Before we start the delicate art of smashing slabs, I'd like to know what the preferred weapon for this task is. I was originally thinking jackhammer or circular saw, but there's an obvious problem with that. I don't own a jackhammer or circular saw. While doing the little bit of research that I did on the subject. the most common choice to deal with the task at hand was the humble screwdriver, often accompanied by a pair of snips. If any of my readers have experience cracking slabs without damaging the card, please share any advice you may have.....or I could just beat it with a hammer, but destroying the card seems like a waste of money. Also I don't know if anybody would want a card that looks like it just stomped on by an elephant with a foot made out of dynamite. Maybe I'm wrong. Anyway.........thanks for...

LET THE DESTRUCTION BEGIN!!!

Hi all! This blog is dedicated to a mini-series too large-ish to be chronicled on Don Cardwell. Also, I'm starting to fill up on post ideas and drafts on that blog and have been really lazy when it comes to writing and posting them, so hopefully this is just easier. So, what's the deal over here? Many collectors dislike slabbed cards. I don't personally hate them, and own a few of my own. However, I would agree that most slabbed cards cost too much money. This blog is for a fun new idea that entered my mind palace last night. Any guesses? Ever so occasionally, I will purchase a slabbed card at my local card shop, break it open and let it get some fresh air, and then send the card to whoever wants it via PWE. Great idea, right? To be perfectly honest, I have no idea if this is a good idea or not. I'll find out soon enough if this is an awful or a wonderful thing to do. Considering the fact t...

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