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01-28-2022, 11:07 AM
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BCW Boxes- 660 or 800 count for set builds
I’m building multiple 1973 Topps Baseball and 1985 Donruss baseball which are both 660 card sets. I will sleeve the top cards and place them on top of the other cards. Deciding if I should buy 660 count or 800 count boxes. I would have to put some bubble wrap in the 800 count box. I don’t want the 660 count box to be too tight and hard to remove the cards for inspection. Hoping to get some opinions from seasoned set builders. Thank you in advance, Tom
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