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05-13-2016, 08:36 PM
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if it's your cards and in your possession, not sure why you'd care which holder it's in? the increased security measures is to protect the buyers from scammers trying to slip thru bad cards/flips. the last thing i'd want these fragile cards is to go thru more exposure, shipping, handling where they can be damaged or lost...and you're burning shipping/reholdering money.
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