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01-03-2017, 09:50 AM
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Idea for reducing scratches on graded card cases
Hi All,
I am unsure what forum I should post this in, so if needs to be moved the admins are free to do so. I just received my first PSA graded card, and wanted to keep the case as scratch free as I was able. As such I ended up buying an Oakley Microbag (http://www.oakley.com/en/mens/sungla...goryCode=m0211) to store it in. Others might have had this thought, but being unsure on that I wanted to pass this tip along. Of course, price wise, it might not be the best solution for those with quantities of graded cards. Hope that helps! Best, John 
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