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Note: If you are going to save these paper pieces of history remove them from their frames, insert them in acid-free page protectors, and store them in an archival-quality box, in a place that won't get too hot or won't flood.

If you find it reasonable to pay for car insurance, health insurance, dental insurance, or any other form of insurance, the decision to keep your paper diploma should be a no-brainer. My diplomas and certificates are in a drawer.

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Though you can order a duplicate from your high school or university, a copy of your diploma will never be the original ? so it's important to frame it with care and make sure you're proud to have it on display for years to come.

Your diploma should be custom-framed using a high-quality mat. The mat both showcases the document and keeps it away from the glass. Matting and backing materials should be acid-free and designed for document preservation.

Step 1: Cut a large piece of white paper to the same length as the cardboard tube. Step 2: Tape the paper to the tube and roll the paper around it. Step 3: Tie with red ribbon. Step 4: Curl the edges with scissors so the corners of the paper splay out a little bit.

3. Don't forget UV protection. Framing with UV glass is essential to block harmful sunlight rays that can fade your diploma over time. We recommend museum glass as the best option because it is both UV-protective and anti-reflective.