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Old 01-23-2015, 05:37 PM
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Default Card Cabinet Similar to the Coin Type

Has anyone thought of a card cabinet similar to the ones coin collectors use? As a woodworker on the side, I've been thinking about putting one of these together to hold tobacco sized cards.

These cabinets were not built by me, just some examples from google.



Coin cabinets are made of mahogany because the oils in most woods can have adverse affects on the coins. After doing some research I have not found anything saying the affects on cards. Is there anyone willing to confirm this claim? I would hate to build a cabinet and find out its damaging my cards .



I'm not making a sales pitch, just wanted to get some feedback for the members before I make the investment in some nice wood to get started.

Steven

However, if you are interested in a cabinet let me know. The first one may take a little while to build, but after that I can design and build at a faster pace. Partnerships are welcome to help move a few of these are card shows.
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