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scooter2374

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Hi guys,

After buying a ton of the '10 Bowman I have noticed a trend among the chrome cards. Alot of them seem to be bent or twisted, any ideas on how to handle the situation without ruining my horde? Thanks in advance


Scotty
 

markakis8

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I was once told to stick a row of 5 x 5 on a cookie sheet and stick them in the oven @ 200 degrees F. True story.
 

Kevbo

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ah!
Heat is the enemy of chrome.
I had a handful of packs in my car for a few days (in Arizona) and I think in a couple more days they might have actually turned into tubes.

Haven't found a way to make them flat, but a cool dry place should keep flat ones flat.
 

thefatguy

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It's not the heat. Mine are in a basement in Canada and they still curl.

top loaders?
 

jlecates

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I have always had a problem with Chrome's doing this. Flex the card back the other way just a bit, then put in a snug top loader, put on a table, and then stack several books on top of it (hardback books for more weight). And seriously leave it there for like a week...but, you know, don't forget about it.
 

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stuff a 50 count snap tight with enough to leave room for a white blunt from donruss packs at the top and bottom.
snap shut and tape as tight as u can. a month later they will be flat :D
 

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I just keep mine in penny sleeves(they are a mother when it comes to surface damage) and then stuff as many as I can into a 500 count box. Keep em packed tight and they tend not to curl. They never have a chance.
 

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