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01-23-2009, 07:53 AM
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Issue with using graded card bags
Posted By: Doug
I was using Ultra Pro and then switched to Cardboard Gold. Both seem to have an oily feeling to them. I remember when I used to collect comic books that you shouldn't use the polypropylene bags because they had some kind of chemical residue on them and that you should use mylar bags instead. I wonder if anyone makes mylar card bags? 
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