Duplicate Storage Question

I've recently gone from collecting only United States stamps to collecting the
entire world. Using only glassines for storing no more than 3,000 issues was a
very simple and organized method for housing all of my US issues, but now with
the world in perspective it becomes a little more difficult going from 3,000 to
over 200,000. So here's a little question to all of you world-wide collectors
out there. How do you store your duplicates? Keep in mind that I'll be wanting
to trade a little further down the road.

Thanks in advance,
Jason R. Lewis

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JasonRLmoneyman writes
I've recently gone from collecting only United States stamps to collecting the
entire world. Using only glassines for storing no more than 3,000 issues was a
very simple and organized method for housing all of my US issues, but now with
the world in perspective it becomes a little more difficult going from 3,000 to
over 200,000. So here's a little question to all of you world-wide collectors
out there. How do you store your duplicates? Keep in mind that I'll be wanting
to trade a little further down the road.

Thanks in advance,
Jason R. Lewis
I Use Stock books!
When you get down to trading Drop me a line to n .co .uk
I am not interested in any thing later than 1995 and use Stanley Gibbons
catalogues
BRGDS.
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A.R.Taylor