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01-27-2010, 11:42 PM
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Anyone know why PSA puts the plastic sheet in some slabs?
It makes sense if the card is too small for the inner dimensions of the holder as is the case much of the time with PSA holders, but why do they do it sometimes with tobacco sized cards that fit ok in the holder?
I don't get their reasoning behind when they will use it or not. 
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