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09-17-2007, 08:23 PM
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Plastic Slabs Take Up Too Much Space...To the Garbage?
Posted By: peter chao
I use to go to a lot of card shows and I still go to the major card shows in the SF-Bay Area. I've accumulated a lot of plastic slabs of all shapes and sizes. Some of the cards from the slabs have been graded, other cards have been inserted into plastic sheets for easy storage. Now I have all these attractive but virtually useless plastic slabs lying around, I'm tempted to throw most of them into the garbage can. 
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