How many steelbooks in your collection have any kind of damage to them, be it dents, slashed spines, paint chips etc.?
Do you replace any damaged steels if possible, or just say "to hell with it" and put them on the shelf?
It's easier for me to count them, because my collection is still pretty small, but out of the 57 steels I own, 12 have dents, slashed spines and/or paint chips, and 4 have minor paint defects (looks like a "dead pixel" in a different color). They either arrived like this from retailers, or I've bought them in-store and the damage was hidden under the packaging, or I just didn't look hard enough. This is not counting any release that I've bought multiples of and returned the damaged copies. Of course this is no big deal for some and insanity for others, so I was just wondering how many fall into each category
Do you replace any damaged steels if possible, or just say "to hell with it" and put them on the shelf?
It's easier for me to count them, because my collection is still pretty small, but out of the 57 steels I own, 12 have dents, slashed spines and/or paint chips, and 4 have minor paint defects (looks like a "dead pixel" in a different color). They either arrived like this from retailers, or I've bought them in-store and the damage was hidden under the packaging, or I just didn't look hard enough. This is not counting any release that I've bought multiples of and returned the damaged copies. Of course this is no big deal for some and insanity for others, so I was just wondering how many fall into each category
