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01-19-2009, 09:04 AM
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Issue with using graded card bags
Posted By: Doug
Has anyone had any problems with the plastic graded card bags? I've tried several different brands and they all seem to leave some kind of haze on the holders after a fairly short period of time. It's almost like a chemical reaction of some sort with the surface of the holder because whatever it is won't come off once it's on there. If anyone else has had this problem or knows of a brand that doesn't have this issue please let me know. 
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