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09-22-2010, 11:57 AM
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Get yourself a nice large safe (Ft. Knox, Canon, etc.) that is theft-proof and fireproof. That way you can enjoy your cards at home with peace of mind. You can also keep your other valuables and documents inside. SGC makes cardboard boxes to store your cards, but you can go to any store and find cheap plastic container boxes that will hold the cards.
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