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That 6 pocket page shown was especially for Boy Scout patches, and doesn't appear to have the punched hole to go in a binder. As homerunderby posted, the 6 pocket pages for binders won't hold the MSA discs and are made for cards like the 70-71 Topps basketball cards, or maybe unfolded matchbook covers, tall and thin. For the regular size MSA discs, they're 3-3/8" in diamter, and fit nicely in the 4 pocket binder sheet pages. For the smaller discs, like those King-B ones, they should fit in a regular 9 pocket binder sheet page.
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