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11-21-2004, 02:39 PM
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Protect your valuable cards . . .
Posted By: Bruce Babcock
After I got the card I liberated Buck from his plastic entombment. I don't think the card was really damaged and whatever happened in transit certainly wasn't Mastro's fault. The "capsule," if that's the word, was sealed tightly in the normal manner. It's just that there was too much wiggle room inside. The correctly sized insert, a la SGC, would have solved the problem. I'm definitely not a fan of the mylar-cellophane-Saran Wrap stuff. 
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