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Old 07-17-2018, 09:56 PM
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Those are the ones they use for grading wax packs. Why it was used, I have no clue.

Not that familiar with that card, is it crazy thick? Enough to require a pack holder?
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The etopps cards were issued in encased form. Could it be the card is still encased. I have a Mike Moustakos (sic) Etopps card still in the original ETopps holder.

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I guess eTopps was think that year …
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I have seen other Ichiros, and Pujols, in the regular slab.
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That is a slab that PSA had for a small period of time before going with the new generation. It was used to encapsulate the thick patch cards
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