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#4
07-24-2005, 05:12 PM
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Rotman plastic sheets?
Posted By: tbob
Long time collectors will tell you horror stories of the plastic bleeding in to and ruining the cards. The first sign things are going south is when the pocket pages start feeling soft and maybe a little liquidy (for lack of a better term). 
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