1933 Goudey in an Album?

[rdixon1208]

Does anyone have a picture of a 33 Goudey set in an album? I wonder how they look in 9 card pages or if there is a better solution. Thanks

[Kawika]

I have the '33 set in a Roop binder. Looks right smart if you ask me. Here is a scan of one of the pages if it helps.

[conor912]

I had these binders custom made with pages that fit top loaders. I knew I wanted my set in a binder, but wanted more protection than just a 9 pocket page could give me. I couldn't be happier, and they look sweet on a shelf vs. the vinyl crap out there.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=191956

[rdixon1208]

Thanks a bunch guys. I'm about to start working on a set and I like keeping my cards raw in binders. I was worried about how well they would fill a regular 9 pocket page but they look great. I've played around with putting them in top loaders or card savers inside binder pages, and they're definitely better protected that way, but I really like the way they look without the extra plastic. Anyone else have a set in an album?

[paul]

There used to be 9-pocket sheets designed specifically for Goudeys. I'm not sure whether or not anyone makes them anymore.

[Hot Springs Bathers]

David could you tell us what pages are used in your binder. They look great!

[Kawika]

Originally Posted by Hot Springs Bathers

David could you tell us what pages are used in your binder. They look great!

Mike: Just had a look at my album. The sheets are Ultra-Pro "Platinum". The cards are in penny savers. The slots look like they would accommodate any number of similar sized issues like Goudeys, Diamond Stars, a lot of the 30s non-sports like Superman, Lone Ranger etc. I put the book together about ten years ago but I'd be surprised if they weren't still making the same sheets.