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12-27-2012, 12:55 PM
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Storage safe again
I know the subject has been discussed in this forum, but I can't find the right thread. In any case, I'd like some fresh information
I have lots of graded cards which I'd like to keep in a safer place. As I recall, many members have solved this problem with storage safes. Who makes the best large capacity storage safes? Equally, which should I avoid? Thanks for any suggestions. 
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