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How to Frame Your Diploma | University Frames - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now take the film applies archival tape peel. It back halfway. And tear the adhesive at this pointMoreNow take the film applies archival tape peel. It back halfway. And tear the adhesive at this point apply the half of this tape to the upper left side of the diploma.

However, the only way to truly protect and display your degree is in an museum-grade college diploma frame. Many schools customize their diploma covers with their official academic seal and colors. These look great in commencement ceremony photos, even if they don't contain your actual diploma.

Placing the documents in folders would keep them intact for longer time. Also, it would be easy to access the document when required. Use of polyester plastic sheets to store paper documents keep them intact for long time.

Place in a Mirror or Frame Box Slide the frame into a mirror or frame box. Pack the box with extra paper, packing peanuts or bubble wrap to ensure the frame won't bounce around. Tape the ends securely and label the box. If you can't find a mirror or frame box, two large pieces of sturdy cardboard can be used.

Mount your diploma in a glass display case to preserve the document for years to come. A glass case with a display light protects your diploma while showing your accomplishments to friends.

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.

Keep It Safe This being the case, consider keeping the original documents in a home safe or a safe deposit box, as recommended in an article from Safewise. You may want to place other important documents such as marriage certificates and wills in the same centralized and secure location.

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.