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04-18-2013, 03:34 PM
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As you can see everyone's experience is slightly different. Whether I use a top loader or card saver, I put my cards in a penny sleeve. To avoid damage to any corners, I make a small cut down one seam to open up the sleeve a bit to avoid damaging the card. A pain in the ass but effective for me. That said, I was not aware of the corner-less penny sleeve's the stache mentioned.
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