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04-02-2012, 10:04 PM
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I used to do binders, but then I figured out how much shelving I'd need and how much the binders and pages would cost. And realized that the binder/pages would be more than the set inside.
At that point I went for the shoebox boxes and the 4 row boxes. As a somewhat amusing aside, last year I bought a big batch of british cards and when it arrived I was amazed how heavy the box was. when I opened it I was more confused, initially thinking they'd shipped the wrong lot. Then I realized the seller had started by placing a 91 score set binder and all into a flat rate box then the stacks of the ones I'd bought, and finished by packing the rest of the box with more 91 score. Steve B 
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