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Old 05-15-2016, 02:41 PM
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I was wondering what you recommend for storing graded cards. I have some 2 row boxes that are larger. Looking for something smaller that will fit nicely in a safe for higher value items...maybe 12-16 inches in length.

Anybody have any recommendations on what works for them.
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Old 05-15-2016, 02:57 PM
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I was wondering what you recommend for storing graded cards. I have some 2 row boxes that are larger. Looking for something smaller that will fit nicely in a safe for higher value items...maybe 12-16 inches in length.

Anybody have any recommendations on what works for them.
PSA makes boxes, on their website.
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I remember there was someone who posted on this site some hand made wooden graded card storage boxes that were really nice. I did not buy one but I believe several members did.
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I remember there was someone who posted on this site some hand made wooden graded card storage boxes that were really nice. I did not buy one but I believe several members did.
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=164179 They make several different sizes and Jon is a pleasure to deal with.
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The PSA boxes work great - I have both the plastic and cardboard types.

I like the custom wood boxes, but it appears that they are designed more for top loaders.
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The PSA boxes work great - I have both the plastic and cardboard types.

I like the custom wood boxes, but it appears that they are designed more for top loaders.
They make graded custom boxes also. I just linked to the first one of several different designs available. Graded box link http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=158674
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bcw super vault boxes

each box holds about 75 graded cards.

perfect for player or team runs...

(stack vertically)
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