PSA/SGC Slabbed Photos....To Crack or Not?

[TCMA]

How I store some of my photos. Others are in album pages but these are housed in drop front boxes with Mylar and museum boards.




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[Snapolit1]

Wonder if PSA could do this in the same slabs . . . add a new service . . . $50 more for "museum level preservation."

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Wonder if PSA could do this in the same slabs . . . add a new service . . . $50 more for "museum level preservation."

I think collectors are just addicted to slabs. And I also suspect PSA would screw it up somehow.

In retrospect, I'd be happier with the letters of authenticity and no slabs on pictures. And I'd continue to get signed checks slabbed.

[lumberjack]

If you truly enjoy the photo for it's own sake, a layer of plastic is just one more obstacle to seeing what the photo actually LOOKS LIKE. It's a cataract.

If it's an investment, to makes total sense to slab.

TCMA has the right idea.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by TCMA

How I store some of my photos. Others are in album pages but these are housed in drop front boxes with Mylar and museum boards.




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Damn. This looks much better (and just as safe) than the slabs.