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05-15-2025, 06:57 AM
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Some options will depend on whether you like to handle, view, and/or flip through your collection.
If it's simply an investment or you like hanging out in bank vaults then off-site storage is a viable option. I take high resolution scans of my cards and organize the images into folders to "flip through" but I also like to have the cards on hand to casually flip through, too. 
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