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Welcome to our neck of the words and good luck on your conquest. To answer some your questions-
What is a good way to display/preserve them? I currently just have them sitting in a archival binder-I HAVE MOUNTED SOME OF MINE USING ARCHIVAL TAPE BEHIND MUSEUM GLASS (THESE ARE THE MORE EXPENSIVE ONES) What are other good third party options beside PSA/JSA?-THE BOARD HERE IS IMHO BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN THOSE TWO. When I do decide to sink money into the big ones, especially the heavily forged ones (Williams, Mantle, Cobb, ETC) what are some good "tips" when it comes to buying them?-BUY THEM FROM REPUTABLE DEALERS AND AUCTION HOUSES. Good luck and don't be afraid to ask questions. 
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