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10-27-2013, 11:16 PM
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t206 display
i am a relatively new collector of T206 and have purchased about 10 HOF middle grade cards and would like to display them in my home from time to time. i am wondering how collectors typically display their collections in their home when not storing. My cards are all graded by either PSA or SGC and are in their cases. Ideas?
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10-28-2013, 06:21 PM
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This is the Buy/ Sell/ Trade page and your question would be better suited in the mail forum page.
Ask Leon to move it or just restart the same question over there. Just my input but if you search the words "card display" there have been some great threads on this topic for all types of cards. Good luck! Drew
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