Card Storage Case

[Tomi]

I have seen a number of these briefcase type cases for graded cards online but was wondering if any of you have any of these for your collection. Looking for recommendations for one that holds a good number of cards and that is able to hold graded Bazooka panels. I know you can move the foam around on some of these so I was looking for one of those. Any pics would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[jcmtiger]

Is this one you are looking for? I stored psa & sgc cards in it for a while. Sold the cards last year. It worked ok., but not great.

[Tomi]

I'm going to the Rosemont Convention Center this March outside Chicago when the next big show comes. I'm sure they will have some there. I was just wondering if there are cases that hold oversized items like Bazooka panels.
Thanks for the reply.

[BioCRN]

If you have a Harbor Freight around, they usually have a selection of these known as "protective cases." They're marketed toward the gun-owner market, but people use them for cards.

I can't speak for long-term quality because Harbor Freight isn't known for it's high quality stock. I also don't own any, but people seem to be happy with them.

[Tomi]

Originally Posted by BioCRN

If you have a Harbor Freight around, they usually have a selection of these known as "protective cases." They're marketed toward the gun-owner market, but people use them for cards.

I can't speak for long-term quality because Harbor Freight isn't known for it's high quality stock. I also don't own any, but people seem to be happy with them.

Thanks. I'll give em a try.

[Jay Wolt]

Harbor Freight is where I picked up mine too!
+ I like their plastic ammo boxes as they are great for smaller slabbed card sets

Here's the link to the Apache case that Joe scanned above

https://www.harborfreight.com/3800-w...tan-56769.html

[irishdenny]

I use Pelican Cases ...

https://www.pelican.com/us/en/products/cases/

You can Purchase the Size You want and even adjust the foam interior to secure Any Size of what Your Carryin' ~

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by BioCRN

If you have a Harbor Freight around, they usually have a selection of these known as "protective cases." They're marketed toward the gun-owner market, but people use them for cards.

I can't speak for long-term quality because Harbor Freight isn't known for it's high quality stock. I also don't own any, but people seem to be happy with them.

That’s a Harbor freight case I posted.

[Tomi]

Bob (thank you) sent me a link which looks like what I'm looking for.
If anyone is interested https://zioncases.com/collections/sl...RoClnMQAvD_BwE

[Tomi]

Just arrived today. Got 2 Case Club graded card cases. Mine are 72 graded card capacity but they have even bigger ones. Cheaper to buy from Amazon than direct from them (even they recommend from Amazon). Posting for those interested. There are Youtube review videos out there if anyone is looking for specific info. Absolutely love them.

[3finger1908]

great topic! I use CaseMatix 90 card version and love them (all links are to Amazon): https://a.co/d/9C9Tvt0

my question is, what about cabinet slabs? I have one of these 14 inch CaseMatix: https://a.co/d/7evoNyP which fits cabinets perfectly, but like a bucket with the slabs stacked horizontally, which is not ideal for access. Do any cases allow better access to slab edges for cabinets?