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11-13-2014, 07:00 PM
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Yeah, Conor and John are right. I tried a larger screwdown when I first started collecting t206, and they were too bulky and hard to flip through. The little tobacco top loaders give you the option of putting them in 9 card pages and into a binder, which you might decide to do down the road. Here's a picture of some t206 in my 6 page binder:
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