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#3
10-01-2009, 10:19 PM
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I hope I didn't sell them those holders
 They should know better because of how loose they fit. If the card was an OJ it wouldn't move anywhere because it is thick. I always store my raw T card in their holders with the sleeve opening at the bottom. When I ship I used a roll of packing tape to wrap a small piece of cardboard around them  Actually I put the card in a semi ridgid and tape the holder to one of the sides for stiffining then cardboard with enough tape to secure the board together. Same way I would want a card to show up. Secure!
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