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Old 11-25-2013, 08:47 PM
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They should have put swim trunks on the card since it's swimming in the holder.
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Is that what they mean when they call a card a "slider?"
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Just extremely cheap, shortsighted thinking. "Gee, we're out of the regular holders for this card, so we'll just slab it in a bigger holder with a baggie."
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Just extremely cheap, shortsighted thinking. "Gee, we're out of the regular holders for this card, so we'll just slab it in a bigger holder with a baggie."
I think you nailed it exactly.
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I would never buy a PSA card slabbed in such a fashion. I don't know how a grader could feel good stabbing a card like this. That's just lazy and terrible customer service. Have a higher quality standard!
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