I think most of the reason they are not as popular is because the cards, when not trimmed, stick out at the tops a bit.
I use them because most of my cards are in lower-grade (mostly P-VG) condition and I tend to be very careful with them. But if you are collecting mid-grade or high-grade raw cards, I would not use them. You cannot fit as many cards into a binder with the 15-pocket sleeves, but you can still easily fit a set. Part of the reason I like them is because it allows me to put my T205s, T206s, and T207s all into one binder.
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Originally Posted by david_l
Question for you all storing your tobacco cards in binders. I'm sorry if this has been asked before..
I see that most of you store your cards in fifteen pocket sleeves instead of twenty pocket sleeves. I haven't used twenty pocket sleeves before but am considering it.
Is there a reason that they're not popularly used? Is it aesthetics or functionality!
Thanks!
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T205 (208/208)
T206 (520/520)
T207 (200/200)
E90-1 (120/121)
E91A/B/C (99/99)
1895 Mayo (16/48)
N28/N29 Allen & Ginter (100/100)
N162 Goodwin Champions (30/50)
N184 Kimball Champions (37/50)
Complete: E47, E49, E50, E75, E76, E229, N88, N91, R136, T29, T30, T38, T51, T53, T68, T73, T77, T118, T218, T220, T225
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