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09-12-2011, 06:46 PM
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All of the stuff I sell is already in a graded slab so on lower priced cards I usually just go with the trusty bubble envelope. If it's a more expensive card I ship it in a priority mail box filled with styrofoam peanuts. This might be OCD on my part, but no matter the value, I always give the slab a good polishing with Novus #2 and put it in a resealable BCW graded card bag. As a buyer, nothing is more irritating than getting a graded card in a scratched to hell slab.
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