How do you store/display your sets

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

I like to see my cards out on display instead of locking them away in a safe or bank deposit box. You can buy excellent display cases on ebay for around $100. I've mounted my whole CJ set on my office walls.

Similar to what I have at home. Thought I'm going to need a lot more cases

[fbrockel]

Shoe boxes and rubber bands the way God intended.

Just kidding

Binders and sleeves.

Thanks

Frank

[JustCollectVP]

My raw sets are in pages/binders, partial sets and singles are in CardSavers in multi-row storage boxes. Graded sets cards are in Roop boxes and my partial graded sets and singles are in custom Pelican cases. Much of the more valuable material has been photographed, cataloged and stored in safe deposit.

Additionally, I have a bunch of stuff haphazardly stored throughout the man-cave, home safe and in the "closet."

I wish I could be as organized as some, but my OCD is superseded by my ADD...

[edjs]

I connect them to my bicycle with a clothes pin so that they go "clack, clack, clack" in the spokes.

[mikemb]

My sets are in sheets and binders.

Sets from 1965 on up are arranged by teams, with my favorite teams first and the ones I like the least at the end. The exception is never put two teams one after the other that have the same color pattern (such as 65 Topps Yankees and Pirates). The first "team" is world series cards, league leaders etc. Each team usually has the team card first, manager second and star players in the center square. Also have a wrapper displayed on the first page.

My 63 and 64 Topps sets are arranges numerically.

[dabigyankeeman]

Originally Posted by mikemb

My sets are in sheets and binders.

Sets from 1965 on up are arranged by teams, with my favorite teams first and the ones I like the least at the end. The exception is never put two teams one after the other that have the same color pattern (such as 65 Topps Yankees and Pirates). The first "team" is world series cards, league leaders etc. Each team usually has the team card first, manager second and star players in the center square. Also have a wrapper displayed on the first page.

My 63 and 64 Topps sets are arranges numerically.

You and I think similar. I keep all my cards by year, and by team, and do watch for colors and things. I start my team with the team card, then the manager, then any coaches cards, then the players with the stars first, then semi-stars, then commons, and then after that any special cards of that team such as In Action, Multiple Player cards, etc.

Now that I dont do sets anymore and specialize by a city (New York) i keep all my like teams together and sort them by year by the way i just said above.