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    Thumbs down Penny sleeves Yeah right!!!!!!!!!!

    I know they call them penny sleeves, but I had someone helping me sort cards, and they chipped a few edges trying to put my $x cards into ¢sleeves.."LOL" I've done it my darn self, now if in doubt about if the card will fit, before trying & chipping, I use two fingers to stretch the sleeve..

    P.S-They were not trying to stuff G/U into regular sleeves either, as I have the larger G/U sleeves. Just regular size card stock into regular old penny sleeves.

    Who else has had this happen with these so called, card protector/penny sleeves??

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    before insertion I use two fingers to stretch the sleeve..


    LMAO.....that's classic!!! :D

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    lol.... a little innuendo goin down eh

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    They make larger penny sleeves for GU? I didn't know that...but this seems to happen to me a lot also. I think you have to cut the side of the sleeve (at the top) and slide the card in that way, but I can't be bothered with that all of the time. I do that sometimes when I am sending in a card for grading however...

    And, now...back to the innuendo!

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    "LOL" wow, I really didn't read it between the lines, it was funny, and I hated to edit, but I did!!!

    Booty----Yes, they do make Vintage, and G/U sleeves.

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    meuandthelot... who makes the Vintage/GU sleeves you use? That's new to me as well.

    I cut the corner off of one side of the penny sleeves I use for cards before putting them into a top loader. I know some people don't like doing it that way, but it's worked really well for me. Typically, I just cut off a few millimeters of plastic, just enough to get the card squared in over the lip... and then I don't have to worry about it.

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    KingPin thanks for the how to tip, or should I say how to "NIP"
    I have found them at various sites,shops, etc And they do work well...The sizes really make a difference
    Ultra Pro
    Sized for vintage cards
    2 3/4" 3 15/16"

    Ultra pro
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    2 5/8" 3 5/8"

    Ultra pro for G/U I dont have the specs, but they hold about a 100pt card

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    Weird...I've never had a problem with placing cards in penny sleeves...hmmm....then again, I get 200 for $1, so I guess they really aren't penny sleeves...lol

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    I just carefully and slowly insert the card in...and like Tony, I get 100 of the sleeves for $0.50 at the card shows

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    LOL...I thought the same thing lefty when I read it.
    We are sick,sick people lol

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