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12-24-2010, 12:17 PM
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Storage question
Hi all,
I have a question about storage of topps' sets. I have sets from the late 70's in a cardboard row holder (like the SGC cardboard holders but smaller). The cards stay tight and protected but they are bowing, which I assume will only get worse over time. Is there a better storage idea, I guess the plastic pages of 9 is the best? Just rueing the thought of loading thousands of cards into individual holders...Anyone have an opinion on this? Does the bowing get worse and ultimately become unfixable? thanks - Rob 
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