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[Lordstan]

Robert,
That is a loaded question, though not in a bad way. In previous discussion, we have found that people house their photos in many many different ways, including Mylar sleeves, photographic folio books, framed, and others I am sure to have missed. I don't know there is a perfect way, but Dr Cycleback(DRCY) will likely be able to answer that question better than I.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I understand. Hopefully some others will chime in. I am curious.

[Exhibitman]

Mylars in albums. I enjoy sitting down with an album and looking at stuff.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Will these work, or do I need something different?


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1-Pocket Platinum Page with 8-1/2" X 11" Pocket

Holds 8.5" x 11" or 215.9mm x 279.4mm photo or comic. High clarity with UV protection. Acid free, No PVC. Patented welds keep page flat. Fits Standard 3-Ring album. Made in U.S.A.

Ultra PRO Platinum Hologram Pages in one-pocket style. Archival quality pages that holds sheets 8-1/2" x 11" or smaller; ideal for large photos, comics, magazine pages, print-outs and Beckett price guides. Pages are clear on both sides and fit in our standard-size 3-ring albums.

• Hologram quality seal on spine
• Acid-Free and No PVC
• UV protection
• High clarity material
• Lays flat
• Toploading
• Made in U.S.A.
• High-strength Seal
• Pre-punched 3-holes
• 100 pages per display box

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[Lordstan]

I use these. I buy them at comic book stores for around $15 -$20 per 100 depending on size. I use Golden Age comic size for bigger photos and Silver age comic size for smaller ones. Crystal clear and pretty strong.

[Lordstan]

Here is a photo in one of them. Notice how clear it is despite being in plastic. This photo is 7x9 in a Silver age comic size sleeve.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Once again, thanks for the feedback. I keep signed photos in a binder. To try and protect the signatures, I store the binders upright. I guess there wouldn't be a need to do that with these photos in mylar sleeves? Do you all store your binders upright or lying down?