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07-14-2016, 11:47 AM
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I have gone back and forth on storage methods (binders vs. toploaders) for years for my PC. I have finally landed (hopefully) on keeping my sets in binders. My player collections are in penny sleeves/toploaders in super vault boxes.
I enjoy looking at my cards so the main thing for me is to find a method that provides protection while allowing me to look at them easily. This is the primary reason I moved my sets too binders. They are too cumbersome in toploaders. The player collections are easier to manage in sleeves/toploaders.
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Happy Collecting Ed 
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