Storing PSA Graded Cards w/ fire protection & theft deterrence

[sickmantz]

I'm building a set of 1956 Topps, all PSA graded. What's the most cost-effective way to store the 300+ non-key cards that protects from fire and makes theft less convenient? (Note: I have key card storage covered.)

Thanks.

[mybestbretts]

Lock box

[sickmantz]

Originally Posted by mybestbretts

Lock box

Example?

[clydepepper]

Fire-Proof Safe - Walmart carries Sentry brand safes.

I used Sentry safes for the most expensive graded cards, however the bulk of my 1954-thru-1956 Topps sets are ungraded and kept in custom-made wooden boxes.

As far as theft deterrence, I keep them out of eye-sight.

Most thieves will be looking for items that are much more liquid financially and the chances of them knowing how much a PSA-8 1956 Topps card is worth or how to convert it into cash would be extremely low.

Of course, all this is only 'typical' and there are exceptions to everything.

-Raymond

[irv]

Originally Posted by sickmantz

I'm building a set of 1956 Topps, all PSA graded. What's the most cost-effective way to store the 300+ non-key cards that protects from fire and makes theft less convenient? (Note: I have key card storage covered.)

Thanks.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=225003

[sickmantz]

I have one of those fireproof safes from Walmart. I was wondering if there's anything that's specifically for storage of graded cards.

I'll check out that other thread, too. Thanks.