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03-31-2012, 10:05 AM
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CardSaverII
I don't like cardsaverII's as they are too snug and I feel like when you slip it in and out (that's what she said) you can further damage the card. Card Saver I's built for pre-57 cards work better. Always use a sleeve with toploaders as the card will move around if not...Always use a sleeve with screw downs unless it has a recessed edge as surface scratching can occur. Not sure about sleeve with cardsavers-- probably wouldn't be a bad idea. Vinyl sheets are ok but some allow top corners to peak out (arrgh). In sets, i put empty sheets in front/back of binder so the first/last sheets of cards don't bunch up
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