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#13
07-17-2008, 09:12 PM
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Protecting Your Cards From Your Children?
Posted By: Geno
I just slabbed my kids. They can't get after much that way, and they stay in reasonably good shape. My 6-yr old was a Gem Mt 10, but he just lost a tooth and is now a Ex-Mt 6 with a qualifier... 
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