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12-25-2007, 09:49 PM
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Question-How to store and display graded cards
Posted By: JK
Those albums shown above are essentially identical to Roops binders. Here are a few of mine in some Roop albums - the slabs are in ultra pro 4 card sheets. They are perfect size for sgc (though I use a small bit of scotch tape on the two top cards to ensure they cant slide out - barely noticable in the upper left corner of each of the top cards). The sheets dont work as well for psa or gai slabs. 
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