Collectors or other resellers who buy these packs will generally hold onto them, or open them, a practice referred to as ripping
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I think they got to echo because the "pay a fee to keep the card" aspect felt similar to echo
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Over time, this can lead to a host of issues: warping, wrinkling, discoloration, and even mold growthespecially for vintage cards that lack the modern protective coatings of newer sets
Then there are some that are better than averageperhaps including one or more Double Rare (RR) or Art Rare (AR) cards
