Taking care of autographs

[M:chael]

If I use the following:

http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/ ... 1#desclink

and

http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/ ... 2:CL141498

Would that keep my autographs safe?

I read the sticky, but I'm wondering if these are any good.

[eveliendorien]

If I use the following:

http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/ ... 1#desclink

and

http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/ ... 2:CL141498

Would that keep my autographs safe?

I read the sticky, but I'm wondering if these are any good.

the links lead to a website where they ask for our zipcode to "send the items"

[M:chael]

well, the first link is about




C-Line® Antimicrobial
Heavyweight Sheet Protectors

Ideal for doctors' offices, medical facilities and libraries.

* Built in Microban® antimicrobial additive prevents the growth of bacteria, fungi, molds, and yeasts
* Heavyweight top loading, clear polypropylene
* EPA registered and FDA recognized
* Archival quality


and the other is




3" Avery® Heavy-Duty View
Binder with EZ-Turnâ„¢ Rings, White

Back-mounted rings allow pages to lie flat.

* Holds up to 460 sheets
* EZ-Turnâ„¢ rings for smooth page turning
* Gap Freeâ„¢ ring design prevents gapping and misalignment of rings
* Non-stick, archival safe material won't lift ink or toner off printed pages
* Wider front and back binder panels fully cover standard dividers and sheet protectors
* Four stacked pockets for organization and storage
* 40% post-consumer content by weight


I was wondering if that would be okay for autographs