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03-28-2024, 12:55 PM
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My son loves to sit and search them for treasures, then ask if he can have it. lol.
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04-01-2024, 10:23 AM
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As I work to complete a set, I keep it in a box while it's 'under construction', but once a set is complete it goes in a binder.
I just enjoy paging through albums - seems an easier way to view a collection. If I have trouble sleeping, I'll go grab a random binder and 'read' it to make myself tired. Seems to work.
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04-02-2024, 11:51 AM
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four pocket pages hold Card Saver I and Card Saver III (tall boys) very nicely.
I store most of my postwar cards in Card Saver I's inside the boxes they came in, which I put inside carrying cases that I had left over from the time I accumulated stacks of slabs in 2009-2013. Oddball stuff goes into binders. Slabs are in boxes; not much to do with those. My small cards are stored in mylar sleeves in 9-pocket pages. They fit perfectly and look great. I tend to collect low grade so I am not as crease-paranoid as I could be.
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04-04-2024, 07:30 AM
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I prefer boxes for pretty much all of my collection with the exception of my 1975 mini set, which is the only complete set I presently own. I use a combination of a binder for the raw cards and then as you can see if the card is graded, I print a digital photo and replace the card with the photo and then store the graded cards in the BCW supervault (photo #3). I came up with this on my own although I am aware it has been previously invented. It's a fun process although it isn't the most elegant solution. For one, my photos don't include a photo of the back. I suppose I could do that but I don't want two separate pieces of paper in there and it's not worth the trouble to figure out how to print multi-sided. Not sure it would work anyways. Right now I'm up to around 60 graded cards. I don't know how many I'll ultimately end up with although I don't intend to have 660 graded cards; otherwise the album is rendered useless. You can see 7 of the 9 cards on page 1 are graded which is a bit silly, although that is an exception to the rule. The average sheet contains 1 graded card.
  
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04-04-2024, 01:05 PM
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I've posted this before.
Binders all the way for my complete sets Last edited by darkhorse9; 04-04-2024 at 01:07 PM.
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04-05-2024, 01:55 PM
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Binders with slipcovers, and plexi front and back to avoid any sagging or bending.
https://www.archivalmethods.com/prod...RoC5JQQAvD_BwE
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