Do any of you like graded cards for building/storing postwar sets

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Originally Posted by aljurgela

Most of my sets are less than 200, so I pretty much grade them all and store them in those hard boxes (that take roughly 40 SGC cards and even more PSA cards)... I prefer it this way. Al

That would work well for graded cards.

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