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05-11-2017, 07:03 AM
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Binder
I keep all my cards in a binder. I'm working on a set so I've been putting my T206 where they would go when my set's complete so I don't move them around too much. If you're going to use the 15 card pages, you should get a set of stamp tongs for easier handling. I've also seen some people put them in top loaders and then in 9 card pages. That works ok for a collection, but it's too thick for a T206 set.
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