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Best/Cheapest place online to buy one-screw holders? (especially thick ones for patch cards)

MrRookieMrRookie Posts: 462
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there's gotta be a better place online than my local money pit

lmk thanks

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  • BowChromeProspectsBowChromeProspects Posts: 334 ✭
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  • Stone193Stone193 Posts: 24,486 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    MrRookie
    Here are a couple of links of a few of the people I have called. I wound up buying 800 ct. boxes and semi-rigids (PSA submission size) from Hotflips since overall it turned out to be the best price at the time. At least this is a starting point. I don't use 1 screws so I don't know what you are paying - of course with this type of product, quantity drives down the price per unit. Hope this helps.
    Mike
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    Mike
  • BasiloneBasilone Posts: 2,492 ✭✭

    I recommend these products for screw downs. They have numerous sizes to fit jersey cards of different thickness.

    Pro-Mold
  • iupkidiupkid Posts: 45
    Ebay auction

    Check out this guy on Ebay. This is the version that Basilone suggested and the price is below MSR, which is $1ea. I have never dealt with this dealer before so I am not vouching for him, but I've had this auction saved for a while. His price on the auction used to be $17.99. I should have ordered them then.

    Steve
  • BasiloneBasilone Posts: 2,492 ✭✭


    Yep...buy the pro-molds from eBay..they are cheaper. I just listed the website link so one could see all of the products they offer.
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