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09-28-2015, 04:14 PM
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CardCasePro and Graded Sports Bags
Hello everyone. I was looking to find any opinions about the graded sports bags and storage boxes that are sold at Www.cardcasepro.com. I'm looking to buy some of the bags for my best slabbed cards but wanted to see if anyone here has them or have seen them. I'm upset that they can't be mixed/matched and the minimum order is 25, but they look like a sturdy product that will have good protection with the low quality of the graded holders.
Any comments or critiques would be greatly appreciated. Thanx. RG 
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