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An UPGRADE announcement for ALL TOWER DECK BOXES STARTING THIS WEEKEND AND ONWARD: Upgrade 1: -Inner flap no longer attached to tray wall on 3rd fold. It now opens fully now, revealing more artwork! Upgrade 2: -NOW HOLDS 100 DOUBLE-SLEEVED CARDS reliably. wE increased size by aprox 8-10mm, allowing...

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