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12-20-2021, 08:16 AM
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Card Storage
Charlie,
You may want to consider picking up some refurbished military surplus ammo boxes. The refurbished boxes come with new rubber seals. The boxes are water tight and keep humidity out. The smaller size boxes fit a single row of graded cards perfectly; the larger 7.62mm boxes fit double rows of graded cards perfectly as well. 
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