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#6
06-15-2013, 06:26 PM
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"If you want to put a cardsaver inside a toploader they make 4x6 toploaders both vertical and horizontal they're usually used for postcards or tradecards."
That is a very good idea. I already have mine in Cardsaver 1s. It would be easy to slide them into the 4x6s. My only question: would those post card pages fit in one of those toploader binders? If not, what binder would you feel comfortable using?? 
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