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01-09-2020, 05:45 AM
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I don't have many of my sports cards in binders, but I do so for the Redmans. The 4 pocket pages work well as the cards are a good fit (width-wise) and don't bounce around. That also allows you to mix tabbed with non-tabbed cards. And since it only requires just over 50 pages for the complete run, you can get them all into a smaller (2 inch?) binder.
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