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08-18-2017, 02:42 PM
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When submitting to PSA: Can you request...
...that they refrain from using that new shiny "plastic" wrap they seem to love to use now, even around seemingly secure t206 and other such cards? I haven't submitted for awhile and, as I have noted elsewhere, despise that plastic wrap when it doesn't really seem necessary for security. When submitting can you ask them to try to avoid that--when not strictly necessary? Or will they refuse to do that claiming that this makes their holders non-secure? Yes, I do know that it some cases it is really needed.
Last edited by GregMitch34; 08-18-2017 at 02:42 PM. 
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