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Posted By: Josh K.
james - I would say it really depends on whether you want to view the cards or store them - the mj roop boxes are for storage - they look real nice, but are not designed to view the cards (though I guess they could be set up to allow buyers to flip through the slabs). The mj roop boxes are probably more space efficient as well. |
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