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10-01-2009, 02:11 AM
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Graded Card Storage
If portability isn't a concern, i.e., carting off to shows, and security at home is, try Sentry or Brinks fire safes, avail. @ Lowe's or Home Depot, sometimes Costco. Cheap, too! About $20 - $45. Bigger size will hold about 230 misc. graded - BVG, GAI, SGC, PSA. They're locking + fire protection to 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. Empty weight alone - 50lbs? / 100lbs+ w/ cards - discourages walk off thievery. Agreed, not as secure as a safe deposit box in a bank, but then again, you don't have an annual fee or a drive to the bank to view your cards.
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