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[RayBShotz]

I buy the tiny clear stickers and put one on the lower right hand corner of each page. Run that sticker page through my printer to print 9,18,27,36,45...etc.
This way when I'm filling any page with a card I need I only have to look at the bottom corner for reference as to where I am and can find a card its home quickly.
You barely notice those stickers are there and it sure makes the collecting process of binder storage a lot more fun.
RayB

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by RayBShotz

I buy the tiny clear stickers and put one on the lower right hand corner of each page. Run that sticker page through my printer to print 9,18,27,36,45...etc.

This way when I'm filling any page with a card I need I only have to look at the bottom corner for reference as to where I am and can find a card its home quickly.

You barely notice those stickers are there and it sure makes the collecting process of binder storage a lot more fun.

RayB

Ray, you mind posting a pic as an example? I like that. Thanks.

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[RayBShotz]

Sticker pic as requested.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by RayBShotz

Sticker pic as requested.

Simple but effective. Thanks, Ray!

[Harliduck]

That's cool Ray...I like that a lot. My COVID boredom bred a project where I finally started putting my junk wax into binders...first up was the 81-90 Donruss...those stickers would have helped instead of me constantly adding to 9...although with all those cards put into binders I now have every "9" number up to 700 memorized!!


Yeah on the omitted numbers. 53 is a set I have yet to work on, but the 55s and the 61s can be confusing...but thankfully the unused numbers are at the back end.