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Posted By: Phil Garry
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Posted By: leon
I think this auction (below) also shows how the baggie in the Beckett holders prevents a nice display of the card. Maybe there is a solution and that IS THE ONLY reason I am bringing this up. Maybe some series get baggies and others don't? (I have no idea of ownershiop and no affiliation with this ebay auction) |
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Posted By: Mark Anderson
Jerry & Bilko - yep, Roop was who I was thinking of. They made beautiful boxes, but I think there just aren't enough people who will buy those in quantity. If either of you (or anyone else) has specific ideas for what you would like to see, feel free to email them to me (or post). although I doubt we would be mass producing something like that anytime soon, we do have companies come in from time to time who might be interested in making them on their own. |
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Posted By: Tony Andrea
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Posted By: Joe D.
"Joe, that is interesting on the Cracker Jack scan. I rarely ever see that. Sometimes I see glare on the bottom of the sleeve, but the middle glare is very unusual in my experience." |
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Posted By: Anonymous
Although it seems a few here don't like BVG's inner sleeve I am one who does. I've scanned hundreds of BVG slabs without any problem from glare and have many older cards that were slabbed in early 2000 that have zero signs of wear or damage caused by the inner sleeve from sticking or other means. |
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Posted By: Matt
"I have also seen SGC slabbed cards where the card itself has slid between the black insert and the slab itself.." |
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Posted By: Anonymous
It's good to hear that have fixed the problem with cards sliding between the insert and slab, But another huge concern of mine is the insert itself digging into the edges of the card. Has anybody else ever had this problem or seen it? |
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Posted By: Mark Anderson
Tony, I've honestly never heard of a single instance of that being an issue with our sleeves. Keep in mind that when PSA uses inner plastic, it is two separate sheets, or an actual penny sleeve, that is then held in place by the two slab pieces being sealed together. Our sleeves are of a different material which I've never seen an example of a card sticking to it. We leave the corners open intentionally to allow the card to "breathe" within the slab and not trap air inside the sleeve. Rather than 2 piece of plastic, our sleeves are customized to hold the card snugly enough to prevent movement, but without compromising the edges of the card. We have multiple sizes available, and we custom create sleeves for odd-sized cards. This is all part of our patented design (which includes the specifics of the inner sleeve). If you've seen an example of a card sticking to our sleeve and being damaged, please shoot me a scan or send me an example, as I would be most interested in seeing it. |
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Posted By: boxingcardman
I like the PSA plastic boxes for their positive seal design (the top slides down over part of the side, which means a spill on the top is unlikely to seep into the box--unless the water flows upward) and their ribbed interiors to hold the slabs without them rubbing together (eliminating the need for a separate sleeve on each slab), plus their low cost ($5 a box). I would like to see a similar arrangement for Beckett and SGC slabs. Not such a fan of wood; the materials is too heavy and not moisture-proof. Cardboard is crap; you might as well just use a shoe box. |
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Posted By: Mark Anderson
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Posted By: boxingcardman
http://cgi.ebay.com/2---NEW-Official-PSA-Graded-PLASTIC-STORAGE-BOXES-9-10-_W0QQitemZ270255152561QQcmdZViewItem?IMSfp=TL08071 31273r31180 |
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Posted By: Jeffrey
Mark, sorry no, just getting into collecting slabs, so I don't have any pre-war or small stuff that I could scan. Will post the scanner type tonight. |
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Posted By: MacDice
Throwing this out to everyone. Best card in your collection that is non-graded which service are you using? |
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