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03-04-2008, 04:52 PM
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Best Holder for cards
Posted By: Paul S
I'm a penny sleeve and toploader person myself, for the more "precious" of my cards, or for older post-war in general. For others I put them in penny sleeves. Everything is then put in a card box. Like David, I'm wary of plastic binder sleeves, although I actually do have some that way (I put them into penny sleeves first) -- still, I'm thinking of scrapping that method altogether. 
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