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    Wow that's a great deal, I'd like to find that but so far googling for that company has yielded nothing. Give me a shout if you dig up the URL.

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    Check this site forDecent "Bulk" Prices

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    I used to work in a comic/gaming store so i've seen what 3 ring binders can do to cards, which is why I don't use them. Anything that's not in sets that is worth keeping protected goes in a soft sleeve and top loader and goes into my collection box.

    I do have 1 exception though and that is one of my current set builds. 04 Bowman's Best Football. I have a small 3 ring binder (pages hold 4 cards each) which zips shut. Noone sees that binder and there's no reason for me to look at it all the time so the pages don't get turned and the edges don't get dents. Once it's finished (might take a while since noone seems to have them) i'll take them out of the binder, put them in a box, and lock them up in the safe where about half of my pc is.

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    What's wrong with binders? I have used them for years with no damage to my cards.

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    If your binder gets looked through alot (shows, trade meets, etc) the rings can leave marks on your cards. I've seen thousands of dollars worth of Magic and Yugi-crap get wrecked in 3 ring binders.

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    Ohio Coin = www.classicsupplies.com or toll free 1800-592-3220 ext 4

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    Quote Originally Posted by LitasDaddy
    If your binder gets looked through alot (shows, trade meets, etc) the rings can leave marks on your cards. I've seen thousands of dollars worth of Magic and Yugi-crap get wrecked in 3 ring binders.


    My entire personal collection is in Binders and has been for years, the cards never touch the rings so Im not sure how they could leave a mark.

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    Yea same here, my cards get thumbed through but nobody is savagely turning the pages like a raging beast so I mean, the cards are fine for me.. plus albums are the best way to go about organizing if you have a huge collection. Oh and thanks for the link

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    My Dbacks have a picture of their logo inserted in the cover and small icon on the spine.

    my 2002 Topps Opening Days are in a standard 1" binder with a stickey label on the spine

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    binder

    my binder has my dwyane wade pristine uncirculated refractor and allen iverson drawing on the front,and a tennessee vols autographed poster on the back

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