Top loader question

[brett 75]

Do they make a top loader that will hold 1954 Topps with a penny sleeve . I don't like card saver they just won't fit well in the shoebox . They fit a top loader but slide to much without the sleeve any suggestions . Thanks Brett

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

You can buy vintage sized toploaders made for 1952 to 1956 Topps...early 50s Bowman would work with them too.

[Cardboard Junkie]

I keep my raw stuff in penny sleeves (They make many sizes) and rigid toploaders. Now I am converting and downsizing my collection to graded cards.Dave

[pawpawdiv9]

For us RAW collectors:

We keep them in rigid card savers, right? i would think so.
I been pondering the idea...of wanting to keep it in the cardsaver and also place it in a acrylic holder...Is there one??
Like a flat lucite holder anywhere? that will fit a cardsaver in it?
Personally i dont feel like grading it...but like the xtra protection.

[steve B]

I've used mylar sleeves inside toploaders. Not bad for putting them in, usually I just had to remove the bulky corners of the mylar sleeve.

But horrible for removing. The mylar is smooth enough that it gets stuck to the inside of the toploader, and it's really hard to get out. I've removed two, damaged the first card, and cut the second one apart.

If you want to put a cardsaver inside a toploader they make 4x6 toploaders both vertical and horizontal they're usually used for postcards or tradecards.

Steve B

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

"If you want to put a cardsaver inside a toploader they make 4x6 toploaders both vertical and horizontal they're usually used for postcards or tradecards."

That is a very good idea. I already have mine in Cardsaver 1s. It would be easy to slide them into the 4x6s. My only question: would those post card pages fit in one of those toploader binders? If not, what binder would you feel comfortable using??