1933 Goudey in an Album?
 

Does anyone have a picture of a 33 Goudey set in an album? I wonder how they look in 9 card pages or if there is a better solution. Thanks

I have the '33 set in a Roop binder. Looks right smart if you ask me. Here is a scan of one of the pages if it helps.
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I had these binders custom made with pages that fit top loaders. I knew I wanted my set in a binder, but wanted more protection than just a 9 pocket page could give me. I couldn't be happier, and they look sweet on a shelf vs. the vinyl crap out there.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=191956

Thanks a bunch guys. I'm about to start working on a set and I like keeping my cards raw in binders. I was worried about how well they would fill a regular 9 pocket page but they look great. I've played around with putting them in top loaders or card savers inside binder pages, and they're definitely better protected that way, but I really like the way they look without the extra plastic. Anyone else have a set in an album?

There used to be 9-pocket sheets designed specifically for Goudeys. I'm not sure whether or not anyone makes them anymore.

David could you tell us what pages are used in your binder. They look great!

Mike: Just had a look at my album. The sheets are Ultra-Pro "Platinum". The cards are in penny savers. The slots look like they would accommodate any number of similar sized issues like Goudeys, Diamond Stars, a lot of the 30s non-sports like Superman, Lone Ranger etc. I put the book together about ten years ago but I'd be surprised if they weren't still making the same sheets.

I think a set would look very nice. Here is a scan of a page. I'll take a pic shortly as well ...

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