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06-23-2016, 10:40 AM
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Introduction+general questions
Hello my name is Alex!
I have taken the plunge into collecting baseball HOF signed 8x10's or index cards for the harder ones. I have been working on this collection ~3 years or so, using TTM, In Person and online purchases. I am enjoying collecting them and making slow progress to 100 individual signed ones, I am currently at 63 or so. My questions are: What is a good way to display/preserve them? I currently just have them sitting in a archival binder. What are other good third party options beside PSA/JSA? When I do decide to sink money into the big ones, especially the heavily forged ones (Williams, Mantle, Cobb, ETC) what are some good "tips" when it comes to buying them? Thanks for helping guys/gals 
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