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07-24-2013, 01:57 PM
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Target has some frames that cost about $20 which perfectly fit 9 graded cards (3 rows of 3). You might have to tape each slab in place on the back to keep them in place, but for a nice display for $20, you can't go wrong!
I'll post a pic or two of mine when I get home later... 
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