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I hated those screwdowns with the black cardboard insert and plastic screws!
You had to be exceptionally careful when putting a card in the holder or taking one out, since the cut-out in the insert was too often a bit on the small side. My parents bought me a Pete Rose rookie card for Christmas in 1984 (my last Christmas before going into the US Air Force in January 1985), and it was in one of those holders. When I tried to take the card out of the holder, it was wedged into the insert so tightly, it couldn't be removed without damaging the corners. I had also bought several of the holders to put some of my cards in, and could not get a lot of the cards in the holders due to the too-small openings. Also, the screws could not always be tightened completely, and could be easily stripped, causing the holder to remain loose. Steve Last edited by Steve D; 04-19-2012 at 05:32 PM. |
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