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Price Details
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Latest
$3.61 1 day ago
Highest
$4.29 Aug 9, '15
Lowest
$3.61 Mar 8, '16
Average
$3.61 (30d avg)
Added
May 3, 2015
3rd Party New
Last Seen
$4.23 Feb 18, '16
Highest
$4.28 Jan 17, '16
Lowest
$0.89 May 3, '15
Average
$4.20 (90d avg)
Added
May 3, 2015
Sales Rank
30 day average: 1,320 1,253
Product Description
One of the first polymers ever created, cellulose nitrate is made by reacting cotton fibers with nitric acid. Cellulloid was substituted for natural toroise shell picks in the early 1900s and is still one of the most popular pick materials available today. They are available in a wide variety of thicknesses, shapes, and colors, and provide a natural feel and warm, fat tone.
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