Graded Card Storage

[John V]

Does anyone else see a box, tray, basket, etc. in a store and think "that would be good for storing cards"?
I saw these in Bed Bath & Beyond yesterday. Both models are sturdy and are a bit over 3.5 inches wide, so graded cards would fit nicely.

What else have you found that works?

[npa589]

The 400 ct and 750 ct boxes work very well for me. I'm sure others use those as well. I just save them when someone ships cards in them. Joes Vintage always seemed to ship in 400 ct boxes, which I loved.

Additionally, I bought 2 cases of Card Saver 1s, and each pack of 200 come in boxes that are big enough to display two SGC cards side by side.

[atx840]

I keep most of my commons in cigar boxes/crates.

http://i.imgur.com/T9KYdna.jpg

[auggiedoggy]

What? Nobody stores their cards in the attic anymore. :D

[Bocabirdman]

What? Nobody stores their cards in the attic anymore. :D

I don't do it for graded cards, but if you take a rubberband and wrap it around a stack of cards enough times so that it dents the top and bottom cards of the stack, they store well.:eek:

[HOF Yankees]

I am going need to find something like those or similar to store my graded vintage

[VoodooChild]

I'm always on the lookout when I'm with the wife at Pier 1, Ikea, etc. What else are we supposed to do when they drag us to those places? I found this at Target for $10. Pretty basic but it has fold outs so you can customize it to hold Graded, Tobacco and Regular Top-Loaders. It fits my meager pre-war collection just fine for now.

[queencitysportscards]

These really catch my eye, make for safe storage, and easy transportation...I am going to take the plunge and purchase a small case for now...Model 200

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=168693&highlight=graded+case+storage

What do others members think?

[smrtn240]

I keep it simple

[Bestdj777]

I used a shoe box for a while. I finally tossed the box tonight though and moved them to a fire safe.