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Old 07-01-05, 07:42 PM
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Displaying Autographed DVDs?

About 3 months ago, I went to a Spike Lee signing and got the Malcolm X DVD signed. I want to display the slipcase somehow without damaging it. Anyone have any experience with this that could provide some suggestions?

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Old 07-01-05, 10:24 PM
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you could buy a secuity tray like video stores. its hard plastic and should keep it from getting banged up
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Yeah I have a few DVD's that are autographed as well...
28 Days Later (Cillian Murphy), Blade 2 (Guillermo Del Toro & David Goyer), House of 1000 Corpses (Sid Haig & Bill Moseley) and just have them on my DVD shelf with the rest of them. I work at Blockbuster now though, so a hard case isnt that bad of an idea...
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I'd scan the front cover, frame it in an 8x10 gloss black or something, then promptly store it someplace safe.

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