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03-17-2010, 08:47 AM
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I would be interested in a box.
I have one request: make the dividers small enough so that they hold graded cards "snugly" and not rattle around in the box when carried. Another suggestion: For us vintage collectors, offer to brand words on the top of the box so collectors can see what they have inside that specific box: i.e., "T-206" or "T-205" or "1909 to 1911 Tobacco Cards." Just a suggestion.
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