Lets see your RMY winnings

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I will certainly be registering with them and getting my feet wet in July's auction. I have been scrolling through some of the photos that sold in the Premier auction. There were some striking photos! This has opened up a whole new world to me as a collector. Much more exciting to me than simply cards alone. This is right up my alley! I love the visuals and the story that each photo tells.

You guys who buy photos in the RMY auctions, do you frame and display everything you buy or do some pictures find there way into photo albums of sorts with PVC- and acid-free sleeves? Thanks for any input.

[Lordstan]

Robert,
That is a loaded question, though not in a bad way. In previous discussion, we have found that people house their photos in many many different ways, including Mylar sleeves, photographic folio books, framed, and others I am sure to have missed. I don't know there is a perfect way, but Dr Cycleback(DRCY) will likely be able to answer that question better than I.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I understand. Hopefully some others will chime in. I am curious.

[Exhibitman]

Mylars in albums. I enjoy sitting down with an album and looking at stuff.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Will these work, or do I need something different?


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1-Pocket Platinum Page with 8-1/2" X 11" Pocket

Holds 8.5" x 11" or 215.9mm x 279.4mm photo or comic. High clarity with UV protection. Acid free, No PVC. Patented welds keep page flat. Fits Standard 3-Ring album. Made in U.S.A.

Ultra PRO Platinum Hologram Pages in one-pocket style. Archival quality pages that holds sheets 8-1/2" x 11" or smaller; ideal for large photos, comics, magazine pages, print-outs and Beckett price guides. Pages are clear on both sides and fit in our standard-size 3-ring albums.

• Hologram quality seal on spine
• Acid-Free and No PVC
• UV protection
• High clarity material
• Lays flat
• Toploading
• Made in U.S.A.
• High-strength Seal
• Pre-punched 3-holes
• 100 pages per display box

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[Lordstan]

I use these. I buy them at comic book stores for around $15 -$20 per 100 depending on size. I use Golden Age comic size for bigger photos and Silver age comic size for smaller ones. Crystal clear and pretty strong.

[Lordstan]

Here is a photo in one of them. Notice how clear it is despite being in plastic. This photo is 7x9 in a Silver age comic size sleeve.