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02-17-2023, 06:11 AM
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I suppose it depends on several factors such as whether displaying/attaching to a vertical monument or horizontal flat stone, whether free standing or to be attached, need for UV protection, etc. That said, I am not aware of a specific product for this purpose but image something acceptable using available products could be constructed. I have encountered gravesites where both a child’s personal sports card, or the deceased favorite ball player pictured on a sports card have been displayed. But none using a product specifically marketed for that purpose. 
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