Storing PSA Slabs

[raulus]

Originally Posted by nwobhm

Why not buy a sheet of cabinet grade plywood and make your own? $10 for a cardboard box and $60 for chipboard box seems very high.

That would be fun!

Of course, weight would also become an issue. I can testify that the cardboard boxes get seriously heavy with all that heavy duty plastic inside, and that’s with relatively lightweight cardboard.

[JollyElm]

If you're budget conscious, these do the trick and they're absolutely FREE* at the supermarket...

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*Correction, they now cost ten cents a piece (or more) at your local grocery store. Frickin' rip off.

[nwobhm]

Originally Posted by raulus

That would be fun!

Of course, weight would also become an issue. I can testify that the cardboard boxes get seriously heavy with all that heavy duty plastic inside, and that’s with relatively lightweight cardboard.

Not of these are heavy. The 4 cost me under $10. I intend to make a few for my graded stuff that will fit in another drawer.

[The Detroit Collector]

Originally Posted by nwobhm

Not of these are heavy. The 4 cost me under $10. I intend to make a few for my graded stuff that will fit in another drawer.

I've seen this as well storing nothing but slabbed cards. Holds a ton and you can easily flip through them and put a label in between to separate sets or players.

[Section103]

You'd need to check it out in advance, but old library card catalogues are the perfect storage mechanism in my view. Just a sharp look that incorporates the vintage feel.

(Make sure the drawers are properly sized and metal inserts removed.

[Tomi]

Some good ideas here.
https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=331231