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11-28-2014, 11:55 AM
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For 61 and 62 I organize them like the lower row, for the other years I organize them like the top row. The backs line up better that way in pages.
I wonder why Topps flip flopped them for those years? Along that note, how do people organize cards in binders that are in the 8 sleeve pages? On horizontal oriented sets (55, 56) I go left to right in groups of two. In vertical sets (52, 53, 54) I turn the binder sideways and do left to right in groups of four.
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