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09-21-2020, 09:12 AM
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I have had my '65 set in 3-ring binder pages for about 20 years and I notice that the top left of some of the pages is curling, so much so that I have taken the top left cards out of the pages. Nothing is creased but some of the cards are not flat any more on their top left corners.
Has anyone else had this problem? I had the binders standing up in a bookcase most of the time. I thought it might have been the binder itself because the rings were circular, instead of flat on one side, so I got a nice binder from the local card shop, and am now storing the binders flat instead of vertical. My pages are a combination of Ultra Pro and BCW Pro and they both are curling. I've started on '66s now and am keeping those inside Card Savers. I got a 12x12 scrapbook album with pages that hold 6 cards each. 
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