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Old 01-13-2012, 08:52 AM   #14
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Open most, if not all. Doubles would be the only exception to that "rule", they remain sealed.

I cut the bubble off of the card, throw the bubble away and file the cardback away, keep the instructions and useless (or easy to lose) accessories in seperate freezer bags.

Anything bigger then a deluxe, the box gets chucked. Unless it's something expensive, like third party for instance. I keep all of that packaging no matter how small. IE: Headrobots Blood or the classics Starscream coronation set are some that some to mind.

Other toylines (DCUC, Predators, etc.) I do the same if it is on a card, if not, gar-bage.
This pretty much sums up my thoughts as well.

For TFs larger than deluxe-class, I will usually cut out the back side of the box, especially if it has a bio, stats or some other character info on it. Those get filed with the other cardbacks and instructions.

And I hang onto any packaging for exclusives, even if it's just a white mailer box (helps with storage/moving).
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