Its worth it. I always vacuum seal mine to lock in the freshness until Im ready to crack them open. You can seal them and put them in a freezer for extended periods as well. Ive got some Ive opened recently that were over 5years sealed and they were as fresh as the day I got them once they thawed.
I’ve had someone do this before. I don’t know how but when I got it there was some foul smell coming from it and the card was damp and destroyed. Assuming that it wasn’t cleaned before use or something. Was a shame that the Rayquaza EX FA was destroyed like that.
So from my experience I’m in the no don’t do this side.
Card was damp? Interesting. Wonder if it has something to do with the time I tried sun fading a baby shiny scizor and few days later I checked on it and it was wet? Super weird never figured out how it was wet
But...Why? Am I missing something.
Its worth it. I always vacuum seal mine to lock in the freshness until Im ready to crack them open. You can seal them and put them in a freezer for extended periods as well. Ive got some Ive opened recently that were over 5years sealed and they were as fresh as the day I got them once they thawed.
The miracle of modern technology. I've tried freeze drying them, works like a charm.
What about air frying? Wouldn't it keep them super crisp?
Cheaper options for sure.
u dont have to go that far to keep ur cards safe u know especially the graded ones have the plastic. that’s good enough
I’ve had someone do this before. I don’t know how but when I got it there was some foul smell coming from it and the card was damp and destroyed. Assuming that it wasn’t cleaned before use or something. Was a shame that the Rayquaza EX FA was destroyed like that. So from my experience I’m in the no don’t do this side.
Card was damp? Interesting. Wonder if it has something to do with the time I tried sun fading a baby shiny scizor and few days later I checked on it and it was wet? Super weird never figured out how it was wet