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    Need some point size examples

    I know that 35pt is a standard card, but if possible, can someone please give me specific card examples for the following point sizes? Like patch, jersey, etc. Thanks!

    55pt:
    75pt:
    100pt:
    120pt:
    130pt:
    180pt:

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    its usually "whatever fits", because there can be different thicknesses of jersey and game used.

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    See jmoss722's Items on eBay

    they vary. but i have found most jersey cards are 75-120 point. patches are 100-180 point

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    There are so many different sizes out now, I usually measure to get a good idea of what size one-touch holder would work best.

    1 PT = .0254 millimeters (mm)

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    I have a chart on my website that is a good guide to determine which toploader, screwdown, magnetic holder you will need for a certain card.

    Here is the link. http://jerseycoastcollectibles.com/FAQ-9.html Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the chart for mags, and screwdowns, and under that is a guide for toploaders.

    Hope this helps.

    Ed

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    I made a chart on here somewhere, but can't find it...

    Here's a really solid breakdown from a great company!

    http://www.pro-mold.com/QandAoftheMonth.htm

    PS: UDreck down to NHL only.

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