Slip it into one of the thicker plastic baseball card sleeves. It's a perfect fit, can be easily pulled out, and provides excellent protection.
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I work at a DMV. I have seen 10 yr old cards shredded to shit and 80 year cards in near mint condition. If great grandpappy can do it, yall can too.
back in high school I stuck mine in a hard plastic card case. Wherever it is now that I lost it, should at least be in good shape almost 30 years later.
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don't you americans have plastic version's also, or did i get it wrong?
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I understand social security to mean paying into a state pension, a national healthcare service, and provision of education.
What does social security mean in the American context?
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I'm pretty sure that they removed the restriction on lamination at some point. But I'm not really sure.
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