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09-30-2009, 04:44 PM
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Graded card storage?
As an offshoot to the Raw Cards thread, another question comes to mind.
How do most people store their graded cards? I'm not talking about those collectors who may have quality collections, but own 50-100 cards. I'm talking about large quantities of graded cards. (A while back, on the other board, Jim Crandall shared some pictures of his card room with stacks upon stacks of upwards of 10,000 graded cards, but, I'm assuming most people doen't have an extra 800-1000 square feet of space in their home.) I will start by saying that I recently found a source that sells boxes similar to the old MJ Roop boxes (both wood and chipboard.) I find these convenient for the few sets I have had graded, but they are fairly expensive and still bulky. What does everyone else do? Last edited by Jim VB; 09-30-2009 at 05:03 PM. 
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