[quote="Blackmyeyes254"]Thanks for your reply!

I heard doing it that way - the protective sleeves in a binder - is actually better for them than framing them. Is that correct, do you think (as long as you use Ultra Pro sleeves or something else acid free)? I know it certainly is less expensive.

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Sorry for the late reply, but it's probably better because when you frame and display them, the sun usually comes in and hits them which will fade a marker over time.

Thanks for your reply!

I heard doing it that way - the protective sleeves in a binder - is actually better for them than framing them. Is that correct, do you think (as long as you use Ultra Pro sleeves or something else acid free)? I know it certainly is less expensive.

Thanks again for your reply!

I use the pages and put em in my binder. I've had some in there for years and they still look perfect.

I was curious if you put your autographs in something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-10-Soft-Sleeves/dp/B002H0MS56/ref=sr_1_58?ie=UTF8&qid=1402787422&sr=8-58&keywords=ultra+pro+sleeves

And then put them in a binder, if that would be good protection? I looked on the other threads here a little, but still wasn't sure. They say these are:

Clear Polypropylene
Acid Free - No PVC

And great for photos, but would they be good for the marker on autographs too?

Or would something completely closed off like these magazine/comic bags be better, since nothing can get in?

http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Pro-Magazine-Size-Bags/dp/B000PY9DKO/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1402787165&sr=8-7&keywords=archival+sleeves

Thanks!