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01-31-2007, 04:33 PM
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Packaging cards for shipment
Posted By: Gene Palmer
All the good packaging methods have pretty much been listed above, but one thing I like to do is when taping a card inside a top loader or when taping top loaders together is to bend the end of the tape back against itself to create a tab. Works with any type of tape you use and it sure makes it easier to get the tape off. I generally use masking tape because it comes off clean but still has the strength to hold. Of course none of this applies to packages that are taped enough to keep the Titanic afloat lol. Just loved that line. 
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