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04-11-2005, 05:09 PM
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Shipping materials
Posted By: Robert
I am selling off about 1000 raw cards in the next few weeks and need some help. I ship cards all in toploaders and I usually sandwich them between 2 pieces of heavy cardboard, and put them in a bubble pack. It is a real pain literally to cut up boxes in order to ship them safely, does anyone know of a source that I can buy something that is fairly inexpensive so that my hands don't get all blistered up? 
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