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09-17-2007, 08:40 PM
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Plastic Slabs Take Up Too Much Space...To the Garbage?
Posted By: William Brumbach
I just threw out about 3000-4000 toploaders about three months ago. Most all of my cards are either in plastic sheets or penny sleeves and monster boxes in the garage ready to be given away. If you say that you still go to shows, is it worth seeing if any of the dealers would be interested in them? The guys with tables stacked with dollar cards who could use some cheap/free supplies? 
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