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Old 08-28-2023, 12:33 PM
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I use Itoya art ProFolios for everything, including cards.

The 9 X 12 size is best for card pages.

https://itoya.com/products/presentat...-art-profolio/

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I second these for oversized items. Affordable as well as convenient as they come in a range of sizes to fit almost anything…even those giant Police Gazette premiums.
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Two options here for archival quality binders with slipcases:

https://nativearchival.com/product/c...bum-slip-case/
https://www.archivalmethods.com/cate...inders-albums/
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I took Doug's advice a few years ago about Itoya portfolios now most of my PC is in them.

I have also liked the few MJ Root's I bought. I might have one that's empty PM me if interested.
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I glue all of my cards into a scrapbook with a thick epoxy.
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I glue all of my cards into a scrapbook with a thick epoxy.
That's nothing. I run mine through the shredder, then carefully put them back together with thick epoxy on a sheet of cardboard, then spray the cardboard sheet with thick coats of clear coat, then encase the sheet in lucite.
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