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    How to store my newest PC stuff

    well, I've been strictly collecting MMA for some time now, but watched a Clippers game the other night and decided to start collecting Chris Kaman.

    My question is, how should I store them. All my MMA stuff is in top loaders, but I wanted to go the way of pages for my Kaman collection.

    How do you all do it? Card in a sleeve then in the pages? Card in the pages with no sleeve? How about the thicker cards? No sleeve on them or sleeve them then put in pages? What kind of pages should I use?

    Anyone has any thoughts or ideas, please, let me know.

    Thanks.

    Kerry

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    dont store them, display them. get like a little shelf and of course put them in top loaders and put a small shelf up, or get a display case.

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    If you want to put the cards in pages in binders, you don't need to worry about sleeves. Additionally, the sleeved cards most likely won't fit in the pockets. Ultra Pro seems to be the best and the cheapest, I know you can buy a binder at Target w/60 pages for $15. For GU and Autos, you would want to use sleeves and toploaders. Some people choose to store inserts/rc's/parallels in toploaders, but really everything is about personal preference.

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