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02-17-2025, 07:14 PM
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I bought an album and ultra pro pages to test them out and today I started putting some 1951-1959 topps into the ultra pro pages and I must say, WOW! Vintage topps cards from the 1950’s look amazing in pages. Really, much better than I thought they would look. My only questions on this are,
-Is it necessary to put these cards (1951-1959 topps) in a penny sleeve? -Will these cards stick to the ultra pro pages over time (with long term storage?) -Are there any benefits to putting these cards in a penny sleeve (they are lower to Mid grade cards) Thanks guys for your help. I finally found a way to store these that i absolutely love. I appreciate you all. 
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