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06-28-2018, 07:59 PM
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Grading company slabs thought...
Not sure if this subject has been discussed or not yet previously but has anyone ever thought it’s odd that the same type of slab that holds a $20 card can hold a 10K card and up. Not saying I have a solution or a fix all idea but I would just think A higher end card would have a more durable/thicker/maybe more stylish slab. Thoughts??
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