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01-02-2014, 09:42 AM
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Help with T3 and other oversive issues
Greetings,
I am in search of a bit of information on some oversized cards. I don't currently collect any of these, so I thought I would inquire here as I'm certain this would be the best chance at getting correct info. I specifically need to know the thickness of a T3,4,5, E125 or really any other issue that would be slabbed in a "oversize" grading holder. If anyone has one of these issues and the means (micrometers or calipers) and would provide me with the actual card thickness (within .010" or 1/4 mm) I would be forever in your debt. Thank you in advance, Rob 
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