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02-23-2016, 08:34 AM
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1. I put my exhibits in an ultra pro postcard sized soft sleeve, and then a CS4. If you don't like the card saver, I believe they make postcard toploaders.
2. Ultra pro makes soft sleeves specifically for 1952-56 Topps baseball cards. The problem is, they're too wide for a standard top loader. Speaking of toploaders, I just put my cards from that era in a regular toploader and then in a team bag. Another option is a tallboy toploader. Not sure whether ultra pro makes a toploader somewhere between their tallboy and standard ones.
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