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    Card Storage, toploader organization

    I got a few cards already stored in toploaders. I know this is needed to preserve more valuable cards, but I really like having my card stored in pages, so they are easily to look at. Does anyone know about some pages where you can store toploaders into ? If that does not exist, how do you store your toploaders so you can look at your collection in a convenient way ?

    Thanks in advance

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    i have used 4 pocket pages in the past.... they are just like the 9 pocket only bigger pockets... if interested i also believe i have a box of them not being used so i could sell them for very cheap

    you can find pics of the on ebay... just type in 4 pocket pages

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    I also use the 4-pocket pages. They are not as neat as the 9-pocket pages, but they get the job done.

    -Lewis

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    This is a question I've long wondered but never asked, so thanks to you gentlemen for the response.

    Craig

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    The 4 pocket pages sound like a good solution, but won't the toploaders be loose in those pages ? I think i'll give that a try :)

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    they are a bit loose but as long as you keep the book right side up your be ok.. plus it wont matter if they slide arond since they will be in toploaders

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    I just put mine in boxes that have like the rows in um like alot of dealers have.

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    You can also get a frame with space for about 50 or 100 cards. They are pretty expensive but you can hang them up and display them.

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    also if worried about sliding out use scotch tape to seal them as thats easy to take off

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    i would suggest masking tape instead of scotch... masking does not leave a sticky residue

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