ASAP advice

I'm putting cards into card savers to submit to PSA. I'm finding this process really tough and a high risk to damaging cards. Any tips to safely get them in there? The sleeve is so tight that it's tough pushing the card down into it. Thanks!
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Also, I find it best to stick my fingers into the card saver first and loosen it up before putting the card in.
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<< <i>What size are you using?
Also, I find it best to stick my fingers into the card saver first and loosen it up before putting the card in.
mathew >>
I'm sitting in my office and actually laughed out loud when I read this even though nobody is here to hear it. I'm not the only one with a dirty mind; just the first to reply to this.
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But seriously, use a penny sleeve first. Take a knife and cut the side of the penny sleeve open then drop into cardsaver. Shouldn't have any problems.
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<< <i>Also, I find it best to stick my fingers into the card saver first and loosen it up before putting the card in. >>
I'm rolling right now. Funny as hell!
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<< <i>The sleeve is so tight that it's tough pushing the card down into it >>
That's what she said?
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