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09-17-2018, 08:19 PM
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Not so much an oddball size...
Interestingly, I just purchased another lot of 1947 Tip Top Bread cards. What is interesting, is PSA does have the right size holder for the size card... they just decided not to use them for my cards.
Below is an example. On the left is an example of the card I just got back. Card cutout in the case is too big for the card, card is in a bag, card slides around. On the right is an example of the exact same card the I just purchased. Same vintage flip but card is in the right sized case and doesn't slide around. Disappointing.
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Actively building a 1953 Bowman Color PSA Registry Set (Currently 150/160) and attempting a 1947 Tip Top Bread Set. 
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