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08-01-2012, 01:01 PM
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Building in a whole lot of assumptions...like a near 0 humidity and that the glass has no glazing or other residue on it, you should be fine, however I would suggest putting them in an ultraclear penny sleeve to avoid contact with the glass. Trimming it down (the sleeve, not the card) would make it almost invisible.
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