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12-13-2009, 12:35 PM
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Supplies -- Binders and 9 Pocket Sheets -- Quick Question
I am looking to transfer a few of my older sets from semi-rigids to 9 pocket sheets so I can actually better enjoy them.
Any recommendations on a good vendor? Also, I remember from the 80s all the chatter about PVC and long term risk to the cards - is this still an issue? I know at one point I heard you should replace sheets every 5 years or so - was probably just my dealer trying to get me to buy more supplies. I know this is a mundane post so thanks in advance for the help. Brian 
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