Card Savers / Semi-Rigids

[Mbjerry]

Originally Posted by jchcollins

I don't think you have any worries with Card Savers made after the year 2000 being PVC, if indeed they ever were. Yes, Mylar is the ultimate archival standard - but remember with the HOF and other museums putting all their stuff in there - they want it to last for hundreds or thousands of years more. My collection has no such grandiose requirements; hopefully I have another half-century. While Mylar is super clear, all of the products that I have ever tried made out of it were also super rigid, and difficult to get cards into and then back out of. CS2's and toploaders just work much better - and for the likely requirements to get me to the end of the line - I think they are well more than archival enough.

Good points! Thanks for sharing.

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[Volod]

Originally Posted by Mbjerry

Good points! Thanks for sharing.

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Back in the 1980's, I wanted to store all of my cards in mylar sleeves, and I found a product called "Stampmounts" online that made excellent mylar sleeves. Most of their line of course is sized for stamp collecting purposes, but their current product line page https://www.washpress.com/stampmount.jsp
if you scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page, still has the sizes for card collecting purposes. If you are looking for thin, flexible sleeves, I highly recommend Stampmounts.