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fur72 · October 7, 2008 6:00AM

Pre cut penny holders vs. non cut penny holders

ArchStanton · October 7, 2008 6:34AM

I am irritated when they are cut. It makes me think that the guy who put it in there is a sissy.

billwaltonsbeard · October 7, 2008 6:38AM

Uncut. much more exotic.

lawnmowerman · October 7, 2008 6:39AM

No cutting required.

I use a pen to stretch one side. The card goes right in without snagging and the sleeve goes back to normal.

gumbyfan · October 7, 2008 6:41AM

I buy the wider penny sleeves for thicker cards. No issues here.

fur72 · October 7, 2008 6:43AM

I guess another question would be as you are facing the sleeve do you cut it on the left or the right side or other?

I usually cut on the left.

lawnmowerman · October 7, 2008 6:45AM

<< <i>I buy the wider penny sleeves for thicker cards. No issues here. >>

I did that once by accident Craig. I penny sleeve all my cards first and then topload them.

I freaked out when the sleeve wouldn't fit in the toploader

I had to take them all back out and put them in "regular" penny sleeves

billwaltonsbeard · October 7, 2008 6:46AM

You could just slice off a small strip of the card to make it smaller. Then it will easily slide right into the sleeve without damaging a corner.

julen23 · October 7, 2008 6:47AM

i must debate on indo' v outdoo'

j

gumbyfan · October 7, 2008 6:49AM

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<< <i>I buy the wider penny sleeves for thicker cards. No issues here. >>

I did that once by accident Craig. I penny sleeve all my cards first and then topload them.

I freaked out when the sleeve wouldn't fit in the toploader

I had to take them all back out and put them in "regular" penny sleeves

>>

I topload whatever I don't send to PSA. For those, I go bareback on the regular penny sleeves. Cutting corners is for wimps.

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