Binder protectors cases
 

Posted By: <b>kyle lentine</b><p>Does anyone know where I can find some notebook binders that will slide into a protector case or cover. All the notebooks I have are without cases. Sliding them in and out of shelves runs the risk of damaging the cards as the notebook is tilted. If anyone knows where to get them at a decent price please let me know. I found a place that sells them with the set years printed on the spine but they want $50 a piece and call them "archival systems"<BR>thanks in advance

Binder protectors cases
 

Posted By: <b>Anonymous</b><p>Anonymous post deleted<br><br>Elliot<BR>

Binder protectors cases
 

Posted By: <b>Anthony Nex</b><p>Exposures had some (I don't have a current catalog) their website is www.exposuresonine.com<BR> Light impressions has them and are less expensive. <BR>www.lightimpressionsdirect.com<BR>And at the risk of offending BcD, Mark Macrae has a really nice system of mylar pages in binders. They looked the nicest of any I've seen. If you don't have his email address email me off list and I'll forward it.<BR> Assume the high priced option you refer to is MJ Roop.

Binder protectors cases
 

Posted By: <b>Mrc32</b><p>If you are talking about MJ Roop- buy one. <BR><BR>I know they are a little more $$, but I think they are worth it. I have my 1954, 1960, 1970 Topps set in them. They are top quality and I would recommend them. <BR><BR>In my view I can spend 50 bucks to house a 3K set.

Binder protectors cases
 

Posted By: <b>warshawlaw</b><p>I store all non-slabbed cards in a penny sleeve inside a top loader. This system successfully rode out the 1994 Northridge earthquake w/o so much as a dinged corner, and my home was trashed so badly that the city condemned the building. <BR><BR>For display, I put the top loaders into postcard (4 slot) pages and into D-ring binders. The top loader/sheet combo virtually assures that the cards won't get creased even if the sheet is a little tweaked. Only drawback is thickness of the package. I use a 2" binder and can only get about 200 cards into it comfortably.