tobacco and caramel cards in binders

[gregr2]

Hadn't thought of that Larry, that is an interesting way of doing it.

[btcarfagno]

Holy my freaking goodness!! The stuff!!

Seeing them in binders makes me imagine showing up at a flea market and someone having a binder full of T-cards. I would never get to know the price, as I would have a stroke before I ever got the chance.

Tom C

[Wite3]

Michael,
I actually own 13 more than I showed!

Joshua

PS Doyle is one of my favorites but they are readily available and rather common.

[LuckyLarry]

And to think I've actually seen this collection!
Larry

Originally Posted by Wite3

Michael,
I actually own 13 more than I showed!

Joshua

PS Doyle is one of my favorites but they are readily available and rather common.

[whelenfan]

After looking over these great collections, I think that I would love to start putting my modest collection into a binder too.

I really like using the t206 reprint set as a template and replacing the reprints with the real deal!

Joshua,
I agree. I really like the national leaguers better than the american league cards. It is really cool seeing that many of one card.

I think that I may go "old school" and store my t205's in pages by teams!

Who knows?

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by whelenfan

After looking over these great collections, I think that I would love to start putting my modest collection into a binder too.

I really like using the t206 reprint set as a template and replacing the reprints with the real deal!

Joshua,
I agree. I really like the national leaguers better than the american league cards. It is really cool seeing that many of one card.

I think that I may go "old school" and store my t205's in pages by teams!

Who knows?

These type threads usually convert a collector or two!!!

Praaaaaaaaaaaise... the RAW!!!

[Jobu]

I have never held a flip out of the slab. Is there any danger in ink transfer or staining by putting the flip in a page so that it is touching the back of the cards as Larry has done?