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I will add that I believe SGC is now doing this mainly for the thinner cards. Colgan Chips and Cracker Jacks are a bit thinner than the typical card stock. By securing these thin cards in plastic, it ensures that the card won't slip behind or underneath the gasket.

I'd bet there were enough complaints that SGC felt this was a necessary corrective measure.
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I will add that I believe SGC is now doing this mainly for the thinner cards. Colgan Chips and Cracker Jacks are a bit thinner than the typical card stock. By securing these thin cards in plastic, it ensures that the card won't slip behind or underneath the gasket.

I'd bet there were enough complaints that SGC felt this was a necessary corrective measure.
+1. Previously a lot of cards were being damaged.
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I will add that I believe SGC is now doing this mainly for the thinner cards. Colgan Chips and Cracker Jacks are a bit thinner than the typical card stock. By securing these thin cards in plastic, it ensures that the card won't slip behind or underneath the gasket.

I'd bet there were enough complaints that SGC felt this was a necessary corrective measure.
Didn’t know this was happening. If that’s the case I’ll take a plastic sleeve over a damaged CJ all day.
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