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04-22-2025, 08:33 PM
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I've been upgrading a 1975 Topps baseball set, which is currently in a binder. Looking for well centered cards, near mint cards. I have the now replaced cards in a box, with no protection. I find that I have more fun looking through those "replaced" cards than the ones in the binder. I can pull out a stack or two. Flip through them. Read the backs. No worries about damaging them. I like having the binder too, but the box of raw cards is brining me much more enjoyment than I would have thought when I first started upgrading the set.
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