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Old 02-07-2013, 01:12 PM
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So cool. Who needs clothes when you could have cards.
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Awesome use for a dresser.. Very cool
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oldphil, very neat storage dresser!

question - I understand 15-pocket (3 rows, 5 columns) pages fit great for t206s and many other tobacco cards like t205s, t207s, t210s, etc. What about candy cards like E95s and E96s etc that are slightly wider? do they make a 12-pocket (3 rows, 4 columns) pages? I realize there are 12-pocket pages that are 4 rows x 3 columns but those are for tattoo orbits and 1948-50 Bowmans and are too short for the e96-style caramels.

If anyone knows of a place/website to get 12-pocket pages that are 3 rows x 4 columns I'd be much appreciated! Thanks!
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So cool. Who needs clothes when you could have cards.
Oldphil has to have clothes. But I'm wondering if he keeps his cards in a dresser, how does he get his clothes into binders?
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Oldphil has to have clothes. But I'm wondering if he keeps his cards in a dresser, how does he get his clothes into binders?
God, I hope he does were the plastic pages (See Frank's picture on the SGC OG thread)
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