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09-09-2004, 02:06 PM
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SLAB
Posted By: Bryan
I feel that I may be the lone man out on this one. I know that a ton of people store most of their cards in pages. Me, on the other hand, I put all of my vintage T and E cards in screw downs holders. For some reason I look at my beat up e93 common as a t206 Wagner and that it needs to be preserved for all eternity. Not the most cost effective way to handle things, but I tend to drop things from time to time and I have found this is the best way to prevent anything from hurting my precious cards:) 
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