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11-22-2022, 10:27 AM
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They don't stack, but it is a minor problem compared to the other issues with their holders for big cards. As others have said, I would avoid using SGC for oversized cards in general. I used to have a lot of M101-6 cards in SGC holders and the cards slip out of the gaskets very easily, the holders feel like they are made of cheap plastic and you can crack them open with your fingernails.
That is a great DiMaggio!
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