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Closet Collectors

I recently created a discussion about framed autographs. The purpose of creating the discussion was to encourage members to share autographs that they proudly display. Some of us have our autographs custom framed by professionals, and some of us frame our autographs ourselves.

Autographs Behind the Glass

Collectors spend a lot of time adding to their collections, and very little time displaying their collections. Action figures are stored in crates. Baseball cards and comics are stored in boxes. Autographs are stored in binders. What is the point of collecting if everything ends up in a closet somewhere?

I recently had my Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg autographed photo custom framed. It is too nice to keep stored away in a closet in a toploader.

Please do not misunderstand me. I highly recommend collecting as a valuable hobby. It is a wonderful distraction from the nonsense that constantly plagues our society. I only hope that our collections will more often see the light of day.

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Comment by Mike Shepherd on June 27, 2021 at 3:44am: Binders are definitely best when considering storage space. Thanks for the comments, Mikex and Eric.

Comment by Keeley Hauck on January 24, 2022 at 11:06pm: As you grow older, you will start to realize that keeping your closet organized is a challenge. You will want to be able to find things quickly and easily, but the problem with this is that over time, you may have accumulated too much in one place. I have to get phd dissertation help to complete all my pending assignments on time. The best way to effectively solve the problem is by buying storage boxes so that they can be moved around into different sections of your room as needed. Another thing you should consider when looking for storage solutions are clothes hangers or a rack so that things don’t get wrinkled.