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[ASF123]

Especially looking for good ways to display cards in top loaders.

[Exhibitman]

Unikeep clamshell binders. I put raw cards in either mylar card sleeves or card saver 1s, then into pages, and into these 1.5" clamshell binders by Unikeep. The binders are 100% polypropylene and stand up on their own in a straight line with very little shelf space wasted. My T-sized cards go into mylars made for 1951 Bowman cards from tcverify then into nine-pocket pages. Larger cards go into 4 or 2 pocket pages. Photos and premiums into single-pocket pages.

[mmcgruff]

A bit pricey but very strong quality. I like this: www.baseballcardbinders.com
I keep my cards in ultra pro heavy gauge sleeves, then in the ultra pro sheets and then in these binders.

[jchcollins]

I have slabs in shoeboxes and stacks of toploaders in a closet. I could probably stand to get a bit more organized, but it's never been a huge priority. I am not a fan of albums in general, just because of how many of them I had as a kid - and it seemed they always got messy and were a hassle. I am doing a '72 set in card savers and toploaders, which is probably insane.

[ASF123]

Originally Posted by jchcollins

I have slabs in shoeboxes and stacks of toploaders in a closet. I could probably stand to get a bit more organized, but it's never been a huge priority. I am not a fan of albums in general, just because of how many of them I had as a kid - and it seemed they always got messy and were a hassle. I am doing a '72 set in card savers and toploaders, which is probably insane.

Right now my storage for my (still small) HOF collection is a bunch of toploaders in a box. It's very unsatisfying in that basically my interaction with them is limited to opening the package from eBay, saying "nice, that's a cool card" (or occasionally "dammit, it has a crease that was hidden"), and putting it in the box. I want to get more enjoyment out of them.

I don't think binders are the way to go for me, though - I have memories from when I was a kid of trying to put a card in a sheet pocket maybe a little too quickly at the wrong angle and creasing it across the entire front.