tobacco and caramel cards in binders

[Wite3]

Michael,
I actually own 13 more than I showed!

Joshua

PS Doyle is one of my favorites but they are readily available and rather common.

[LuckyLarry]

And to think I've actually seen this collection!
Larry

Originally Posted by Wite3

Michael,
I actually own 13 more than I showed!

Joshua

PS Doyle is one of my favorites but they are readily available and rather common.

[whelenfan]

After looking over these great collections, I think that I would love to start putting my modest collection into a binder too.

I really like using the t206 reprint set as a template and replacing the reprints with the real deal!

Joshua,
I agree. I really like the national leaguers better than the american league cards. It is really cool seeing that many of one card.

I think that I may go "old school" and store my t205's in pages by teams!

Who knows?

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by whelenfan

After looking over these great collections, I think that I would love to start putting my modest collection into a binder too.

I really like using the t206 reprint set as a template and replacing the reprints with the real deal!

Joshua,
I agree. I really like the national leaguers better than the american league cards. It is really cool seeing that many of one card.

I think that I may go "old school" and store my t205's in pages by teams!

Who knows?

These type threads usually convert a collector or two!!!

Praaaaaaaaaaaise... the RAW!!!

[Jobu]

I have never held a flip out of the slab. Is there any danger in ink transfer or staining by putting the flip in a page so that it is touching the back of the cards as Larry has done?

[FrankWakefield]

The slips are stable, they aren't going to stain a card. They might if you added oil, gasoline, alcohol, or something like that. But dry and touching the slip won't affect the card.

One neat aspect with the ungraded cards in a binder is that you can take out all of a certain team, then lay them out by series. You can see "Cubs" on the jerseys of the of the 150 series cards, and the eventual transition to "Chicago" down the front of the 460 series. It's much better than a Beckett-like alphabetical sorting, oblivious of team designation.

[mybuddyinc]

2x2, 3x3, 3x5, 4x5, who cares, as long as they fit !!!

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BTW, Luke, American Tobacco cards in an English (Nostalgia) binder is kind of revolutionary !!!!