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#12
01-10-2005, 07:55 PM
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MJ Roop
Posted By: qualitycards
Roop also purduces a cardboard and wooden box that houses 176 slabbed cards. The cardboard one costs about as much as the binders, and the wooden one is a few $ more. When you think of the value that the 176 slabs hold (even if they are $20 across the board, thats $3k+) its pretty nominal to house them. It sure beats putting them in cheese boxes or standard set boxes. 
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