Storage?

[begsu1013]

I have graded and ungraded cards. these work for both, as my ungraded cards go in cards savers and fit perfectly in them as well:

think you can fit close to 700 in card saver i's or 100 psa cards.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-10-BC...item3aa43f05f8

[gnpaden]

my 1958 set is in sleeve/top loader, which is heavy and large. too late now to change

[Hammerin'Hank]

Originally Posted by gnpaden

my 1958 set is in sleeve/top loader, which is heavy and large. too late now to change

My 1964 Topps set is similar. I have 30 HOFers and stars graded in NM or above. I have about 20 non-graded stars in top loaders. All commons are in penny sleeves.

My 1975 Topps set has 81 graded cards with the rest in a binder.

Have a Hank Aaron binder of graded cards in 4 card sheets. Every Topps regular edition from 1955 - 1976 in NM or above. Plenty of others in top loaders. I still need to add his 54 Topps rookie and Johnston Cookies rookie.

Have a box that I can fit about 250 graded cards in.

Raw HOFers and Rookies, that are in EXMT or better condition, in top loaders.

Have about 500 modern auto football cards in top loaders, in a box.

Everything else is in boxes. Probably have 1,000 pounds of cardboard crap from the 80's that I can't give away b/c shipping is more than the cards are worth. The wife has wanted to burn them for years so she can have another closet for her crap...... that I want to burn. LOL

I really need a fire proof safe.....but keep buying more cards instead of a safe.

[the 'stache]

Valuable cards go in a safe deposit box at the bank.

Graded cards in home go in chipboard A Box Factory boxes, pretty much identical to the Mj Roop boxes that people seem to love so much.

My certified autograph cards go in Ultra Pro one touch magnet cases with UV protection. Vintage and pre-war go in Cardboard Gold card savers. Modern in penny sleeves, top loaders and team bags. CBG boxes for those.