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07-29-2016, 08:11 AM
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Wouldn't you also need to stockpile the cards somewhere safe so that they would age the appropriate amount of time (albeit in perfect conditions)
It would be weird having a pristine card from 1909 in which the paper shows aging in terms of days vs a century. I would think you would also need to find a place to keep it safe for the 107 years. Like a safe deposit box and just travel to each year to pay the renewal fee at a bank you know continues to stand. 
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