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Eric, Thanks for the info and pics. Your Heritage set looks great in the binder BTW. I have just completed the 1965 Topps set and wanted to put the cards in penny sleeves before inserting into the pages. They don't fit well in the BCW pages. I definitely think I will give the Ultra Pro Platinum a try. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Ultra Pro for me. I used the BCW pages in the early 90's. I'll never be able to get the cards out of those pages now.
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I recall back in the day..some plastic sheets had PVC..or no PVC ?...and they said it would ooze into the cards...recall seeing pics of an old set of card..in the pages...looking like someone had it on top of the back seat of the car in the summer heat !
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Obviously try it with a sheet of inexpensive cards first. I've also used a thin object like stamp tongs to get some gap between the card and sheet. But you have to be really careful. Steve B |
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I prefer Ultra Pro Platinum pages in BCW binders. The BCW binders are awesome and have lasted 30+ years with no problems. The Ultra Pro binders after a while seem to either split at the seams or the metal posts don't line up exactly.
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