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10-09-2010, 07:50 AM
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T-206 Southern League Display
I wanted to display my set but if I had them matted and framed it would make it hard to change cards that I upgrade. I went to Lowe's and found plastic runners that hold paneling together and made tracks for the T-206 plastic sleeves to slide in. I had to put a wooden spacer in the bottom track to get the cards to line up. It works really nice I can take the top out and raise the track up just enough to take out the card I want and put the upgrade back in. Sorry for the poor picture.
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