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Old 04-08-2013, 07:01 PM
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I picked a few of these trays up a short time ago at a discount store (all that they had) for under $3.00 a piece, and thought they would store my cards real nice. They are sturdy, made of metal with plastic sides with handles, and have a classy copper finish and interesting design. They are just wide enough for the normal card sleeves and PSA holders (sorry SGC'ers, they are not wide enough for your holders). Certainly an upgrade from cardboard boxes.

Funny thing is, the very next day I went to breakfast at IHOP (had to get some French Toast in me), and low and behold the same exact tray was holding all the little bottles of syrups on the table. So next time you are there, bring some of your cards along and see how nice they fit...just make sure that you remember that cards are not pancakes.

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