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06-24-2012, 02:58 PM
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Storing / displaying 7 Eleven Slurpee cups
Any thoughts on storing and displaying these plastic cups? Obviously they have to be kept out of the sun. I'm currently keeping my small collection wrapped individually in a box, but would like to have a way to take them out and look at them without handling them directly. An empty plastic tennis ball can is too small.
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