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02-05-2011, 07:50 PM
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when i had a few cabinets i would put the card into a comic sleeve (with the white cardboard for rigidity)...then put it into a comic toploader. the bigger sleeve w/cardboard would protect the raw cabinet and the toploader would protect the whole thing so nothing moved. perfect fit. the sleeves were like 5 for $1 and the toploader was $2.50 each.
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