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Old 09-24-2016, 04:45 PM
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My current preference is for Ultra Pro (or similar D-Ring office binders in old USPS Flat Rate boxes cut to size as the slip case.
If you have a moment I'd love to see a pic of this method.
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If you have a moment I'd love to see a pic of this method.
I think he already posted one in his original pictures. Look at the bottom binder.
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I've been using them for years, happily, but I don't use 9 pocket pages except for coins stored in flip holders. I put cards in card savers and 4 pocket sheets and they work just great for that. My larger items go unto mylar PC sleeves and 2 pocket pages or mylar 8 x 10 sheets.
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I've been using them for years, happily, but I don't use 9 pocket pages except for coins stored in flip holders. I put cards in card savers and 4 pocket sheets and they work just great for that. My larger items go unto mylar PC sleeves and 2 pocket pages or mylar 8 x 10 sheets.
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Using Card Saver (I's in pic) semi-rigid holders in 4-pocket pages I don't worry about the case edges rubbing the pages since there is plenty of protection. There is also a small amount of room top & bottom.


Yes, the right pic in my original post shows a binder on bottom of stack housed in a USPS Flat Rate box. I just cut the end off to fit. You can get a shipment. Open on one end then cut that end off to have a perfect slip case.
The USPS box and 3" Ultra Pro D-ring binder (photo is office binder of same size) is a "poor man's" version of the Archival Methods binders.

The slip cases allow the binders to be shelved in a hanging from 3-rings manner if desired since they are a rectangular package. You can do the same with UniKeep although they don't stand alone on side as well.
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Ah. I see. Thanks.
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