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07-23-2007, 10:28 AM
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Semi O/T...what do you use to protect your T3's?
Posted By: MVSNYC
dave haas- T3's are larger than both of those sizes you mentioned...i do not collect T3's, but have seen and handled many of them...as john mentioned above, over-sized top loaders would work (like those used for magazine protection) or pay the fee and have them slabbed by PSA or SGC...OR just start buying graded T3's, will already be protected and saves you the submission fees... 
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