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09-23-2010, 07:51 AM
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OUCH heres some damage from one
An exapmle of damage from a screwdown all corners have chipping. Your cards size would not be an issue in these holders. This early 50s size it more pron to damage like this. But as you can seen for the guy that owned this one sometime in the past it was.
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