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08-17-2018, 07:04 AM
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O/T: Display Cases
I'm working on a Hall of Fame Project - The Cooperstown Collection - with one playing days card for every Hall of Famer. The eventual goal is to display them either in individual wall-hung cases by HoF class, or several classes in one case, still sorted by class.
Are there fireproof (relatively speaking) display cases? If I built them out of wood and used a flame-retardant coating/finish, will those chemicals have long-term negative affects on the cards?
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Just a dad trying to figure out how to build a collection his kids will take interest in. Interests: Grover Hartley, HoF, Cleveland, Jim Thome, Jose Ramirez, Akron Zips, Historically Significant Figures 
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