What do you do with Uncirculated cards?

[GilbertArenas0]

This one's for people with Team/Player collections. What do you do with the cards in your collection that are uncirculated, like the various refractors from Topps or eTopps cards. Do you break them out of the case and add them to your inserts/rookie collections? Do you keep them in the case. Does it hurt the value of the card if it's out of the case?

[jack mooler1]

the first time i ever got one was like 5 years ago and i broke it out for a loser gu that i got in the same box. i shouldnt have did that.

[garnett_21]

This one's for people with Team/Player collections. What do you do with the cards in your collection that are uncirculated, like the various refractors from Topps or eTopps cards. Do you break them out of the case and add them to your inserts/rookie collections? Do you keep them in the case. Does it hurt the value of the card if it's out of the case?

Yes, absolutely. While I don't own any uncirculated cards, I wouldn't ever remove any from their case(s).

[tutall]

What do you do with Uncirculated cards?

Trade them as soon as i pull them

[SHoCKBiZZLE]

I like them. I leave them encased. I think its kind of cool.

[Italy61587]

I personally like to keep them in the cases.....But, I've had cases were i've traded for cards that were uncirculated, but the cases were so scratched up that i just busted them open

[GilbertArenas0]

Thanks for the input guys.

[mtalley82]

Trade them as soon as i pull them

I wish I had done that, now im stuck with a Topps Finest Zito refractor, lol.

[bjtheman1]

I always leave them in the case. Only time I take them out is if I'm sending them in for grading.

[wrafman]

I like them. I leave them encased. I think its kind of cool.

X2 - If you break them open they are generally less desirable(valued) as well as risking damaging the card. I like the cases too.