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    14-15 FWA chipping ?

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    As more and more FWA from 14-15 show up I'm finding that chipping is becoming an issue. Looks like 07-08 all over again. As these cards get handled more and more chipping will become evident . Some I've seen are that way right out of the pack. At Least it's only the bottom where 07-08 it was top and bottom.That may have an effect on prices and finding quality cards.

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    The Vasilevskiy that I have has the same problem - chipping on the bottom, and it came from the pack that way

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    As in pieces are being chipped off? Also I have a FWA in my PC, how can I prevent the chipping?

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    Hi

    If there is chipping already then not much you can do. To avoid further or initial chipping then get the card in a soft sleeve and top loader asap. Chipping occurs when the card is banged up against something. Some sets tend to be more sensitive to chipping then others. Usually because coloring at the edge of the card.

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    As in pieces are being chipped off? Also I have a FWA in my PC, how can I prevent the chipping?

    Here is an example, this is the Vasilevskiy I have





    If you look at the bottom edge, you can see little bits of white, which are things people don't want to see, and while not super badly damaged, would definitely kill some grading. If your cards are in Sleeves and Toploaders, you shouldn't have any problems.

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    Dang, I just looked at mine and there's a little bit of chipping. It's been in a sleeve since I got it so it must have happened before I bought it.

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    Called it when I saw the mockups ....... said 14/15 would be just liked 07/08 ..... because of the solid color on the bottom edge .... there will be chipping issues.

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    You did call it my friend, I remember seeing that post LOL

    If it's for your PC - it shouldn't be much of a bother to you. Just don't waste your time grading it

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