I use an every day use type of binder 3 inch and protector sheets with a flap that I get from Office Depot. I like the flap to keep out dust,etc and like the thicker type of material compared to the cheaper plastic sheets.

These users are correct, the binder should not matter if you use the correct plastic pockets to store them in.

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I just use normal acid free plastic pockets which i got off ebay. For the binder, I too just use a normal everyday binder that you'd use for school or work. It's the plastic pockets you need to be worried about, not the binder

[quote="il0veseamushp"]i use a regular binder .. like the ones you get for school.. dont think the binder really matter.. some people care about the sheet protectors too .. i use Avery Standard Weight Sheet Protector that you find at walmart.. they are Non-stick polypropylene and Won't lift print off inserts.. so far ive had no problems with them.[/quote]
I use the same thing!

i use a regular binder .. like the ones you get for school.. dont think the binder really matter.. some people care about the sheet protectors too .. i use Avery Standard Weight Sheet Protector that you find at walmart.. they are Non-stick polypropylene and Won't lift print off inserts.. so far ive had no problems with them.

I need to get some binders and wondering what sort are best to get. Would it matter if it was PVC? Aslong as i keep my autographs in acid free plastic pockets? Or should i get a polypropylene one? How about the Ultra Pro binders for trading cards? Are they safe for autographs? Please someone help. Thankyou.