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08-12-2014, 01:44 PM
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I've gotten many inquiries and it seems like many of you are balking at the price. I realize it's a lot for a binder, but when you spent thousand putting together a set only to keep it in a box, this is a great (and cheap, by comparison) way of making it a knock-out way to store, display and present your cards.
To answer another common question, no, I cannot discount any further. However, I will happily discount shipping for multiples.
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