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Originally Posted by T206Collector
I would get the whole thing framed at a good framing shop, but I would have them hide behind a large matting the frayed edges, so the only viewed image would be of the complete cards. I would also recommend a form of acid-free backing, that could help keep the cards from continuing to deteriorate.
Do not soak Topps cards. They do not recover.
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IF it were mine I would do this exactly. Mat out the edges, deacidify it and have it have some kind of preservation type material that it is matted to. I did the same thing with my large Horner Composite Photo. It also went from Graphic Conservation to me to a very, very good local company to do the framing and matting. Great looking piece...