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09-07-2010, 05:57 PM
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Same problem here. I've removed the defective sheets and replaced them.
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Does anyone know of a nice alternative to ultra pro sheets? As per David's suggestion I just prefer to look at my sets in a binder rather than toploaders/card savers
 . And the sleeve suggestion I think the cards fit "too snug" like that and could cause a crease and don't look very good but to each his own...
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05-12-2012, 10:12 PM
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Older thread bump for related question...
Are there any 9 pocket pages (PVC free) that will hold soft sleeved cards easily without the excess snugness? I use Ultra Pro Platinum soft sleeves and found they fit too tightly into Ultra Pro Platinum pages, almost need to force them in...unsettling feeling. Several years ago I had my small collection (post '56) in soft sleeves into pages into a binder, and I remember them fitting just right. Can't remember what pages I used though...any suggestions?
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