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09-17-2007, 09:06 PM
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Plastic Slabs Take Up Too Much Space...To the Garbage?
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
It doesn't matter if you are talking about toploaders or the grading company slab halfs, both have value as stiffeners in packaging used by people who trade cards. And if they are pretty clean, sellers can use them too. 
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