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njdevilsfan-migration

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    Hey fantastic_four, thanks for the reply... I like the double-bagging idea; reminds me of what I did back in college . Anyway, I'm thinking about going this route and it appears the Archive L would make more sense for this purpose. What are your thoughts of the half-back vs full-back? Regards, Brian
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    Any suggestions on where to purchase Mylars over the Internet? I'm looking for Mylars in order to send to CGC for graded books as well as to repackage my more valuable silver-age comic books for long term storage (my non CGC'ed books). For Mylars to send to CGC, I'm looking for the rounded corner cut tab with no Flaps (as this is what CGC recommends on the submission section of their web site: "Please do not use the Mylars that have a flap at the top"). These should be fairly inexpensive as I'm only using them to send to CGC with an in-expensive backing board. For Mylars to store my more valuable comics books for long term storage, I plan to use with an acid-free backing board. However, I noticed some Mylars with thick backing boards appear to squish my comics. Or it could just be my imagination getting the better of me I've been to both egerber.com and bcemylar.com. I think Egerber looks more reasonably priced. However, I'm unsure which EGerber product is the Mylars with the rounded corner cut tab; Is it Archives (Formerly "Snugs") or Archives "L"? Can anyone shed some light on this topic? Also what's the story on Mylites and Mylites2? For longer term storage, does anyone use TIME-LOKS with LIFE-X-TENDERS? Any other suggestions / comments would be greatly appreciated... Thanks, Brian