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Rhig

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About Rhig

  • Birthday 04/02/1970

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  • Comic Collecting Interests
    Silver Age
    Bronze Age
    Copper Age
    Modern Age
    Original Comic Art
    Character-specific
    Creator-specific
  • Hobbies
    Reading, cooking, seeing good friends, dining out, going to movies, and spending time with family.
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    New York City
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  9. Rhig
    That looks amazing!
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  13. Rhig
    This has definitely answered everything I was thinking of. I recently bought 725M2's and 700FB's so I could start to re-bag and board everything I have in my collection. I just got tired of the regular bag and boards that you can basically get for free at your local comic shop. They just look awful after a while, and since I've invested a lot of time and $$ into this, I think the collection deserves and upgrade so to speak. I saw a video where a guy took the 725M2's and then just placed the comic inside a TL, sans the 700FB. That actually looked pretty good to me, but I never heard what TL size he was using. I must admit seeing the back of the comic was quite nice, but I would prefer placing both the 725M2's and the 700FB's in a TL. The VERY few Silver Age comics that I own, I figure I can just go up one size from the 725M2's and 700FB's for the re-bagging of them. 95% of the comics I own are from 1970-2018, and your suggestion of using the Golden TL for the vast majority of my collection seems to be the way to go. I'm glad that I didn't buy any of the Silver Age TL's, as it seems to me that it would have been a waste of money. I'm brand new to this CGC community, and I have to thank everyone for ALL the help that was provided so quickly and intelligently. I hope I can return the favor to anyone needing help!
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  15. Rhig
    I was thinking that size myself, but I thought that they might be a bit too large. As I said a great portion of my comics are Copper, Bronze and Modern. I was thinking perhaps Silver Age toploaders, but wasn't sure which brands are good for what I'm looking to do. Thank you a lot for the suggestion, Eddie.
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    Hello, all! I'm starting to put together a group of comics that I would like to have in toploaders. I have the comics currently stored inside Standard Mylites 2 with Standard Full Backs. They are mostly Bronze and Modern Age comics. My question is, what size toploader would I need to be able to fit this comic and board combo in? If I have to remove the board from the bag, and just slide the comic with the Mylite in the toploader, that's fine by me. Thanks for any and all help.