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HOW BIG IS YOUR.......

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Shark

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I stick to my rule (So far anyway, it may spill over this year :eek: ) 1 short box of comics I love, if I need something that doesn't fit in the box, something else I can live without has to go. A sampler from 2008's purchases...

 

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kidcolt

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Quality over quantity, I like it. That is an amazing group of comics you have posted there.

 

I stick to my rule (So far anyway, it may spill over this year :eek: ) 1 short box of comics I love, if I need something that doesn't fit in the box, something else I can live without has to go. A sampler from 2008's purchases...

 

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First two pictures are 3 HON Legal cabs full of raw goodness, with about 6 full CGC boxes on the floor...

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Question. Would that size Legal drawer accommodate GoldenAge backerboard rows of 2? I can't tell from the pic if those are SilverAge size or something different.

 

I'm using Reguler Sized Mylites2 and Regular Halfbacks, two rows in each drawer. I have a long piece of cardboard between the rows so the books don't mingle. I know Silver should be doable, don't know about Gold. I'll check.

 

 

Great Idea ! What HON series # are those filing cabinets ?

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I did so much moving over the last few years I just got tired of having tons of "stuff" so it made it easier to collect like that. Now that I am settled I don't feel the need to have more than that. I like to really enjoy what I have & if I have too much, it just sits there.

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I did so much moving over the last few years I just got tired of having tons of "stuff" so it made it easier to collect like that. Now that I am settled I don't feel the need to have more than that. I like to really enjoy what I have & if I have too much, it just sits there.

 

Amen to that. Gives you a nice feeling.

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