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01-01-2008, 07:01 AM
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Question on storage of "graded cards"
Posted By: raymond g. pasternak
Does anyone have any comments relative to storing graded cards in plastic "zip lock bags". The bags are made for graded cards, (i.e. Ultra-Pro graded card sleeves). The bags protect from scratches, however I wasn't sure if they would cause any other problems, i.e. condensation etc. Thanks for any advise. 
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