Talk about overstuffing your binders! BTW, do bigger ones exist?

Estil · January 25, 2007 8:50PM

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Folks, you just can't fit BOTH a regular and traded set inside one three inch binder. You just can't.

Incidentally, are there binders bigger than three inches to better fit sets like 1993 Topps (825 cards) and 1993 Upper Deck (840 cards)?

julen23 · January 25, 2007 8:51PM

he should be giving that stuff away to a charity.

julen
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AlanAllen · January 25, 2007 11:26PM

I use 5" binders for some things. They make even bigger ones with threaded posts so that you have to remove every sheet "above" the one you want to remove, but I don't think those would be well suited for cards.

Joe

Estil · January 25, 2007 11:36PM

<< <i>I use 5" binders for some things. They make even bigger ones with threaded posts so that you have to remove every sheet "above" the one you want to remove, but I don't think those would be well suited for cards.

Joe >>

I don't think that's worth $32 though. I could buy half a case of the standard issue three inch binders for that.

digicat · January 26, 2007 12:56AM

Whew, $75 s/h. Well, that's about what it'd cost to hit a hobby shop and buy up 10 binders and 8 100 ct boxes of pages.

Talk about overstuffing your binders! BTW, do bigger ones exist?

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