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Thread: How to measure pts?

  
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    How to measure pts?

    Card Holders are measured in Points and there are many different sizes now. How do you measure how many points a card is?

    Thanks for the help

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    I was wondering the same thing, I bought some toploaders figuring they would fit my GU's but they were mostly to small.

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    yea its seems like there should be a way to measure them.........anyone know anything about this

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    Found this on promold.com, hope it helps.:
    http://www.pro-mold.com/QandAoftheMonth.htm

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    nice link thanks

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    the only thing that would need a 440 that i know of is the 08-09 the cup draft day board autos

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    the only thing that would need a 440 that i know of is the 08-09 the cup draft day board autos

    Also TTT fold outs

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    oh ya those too

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