Storing raw pre war cards - Pages or Top Loaders?

[jason.1969]

None of my stuff is super high end, so I enjoy how it all looks together in a binder.

[jingram058]

All of my Goudey and Play Ball are in regular 9 pocket pages.

Everything else are in 2 versions of pocket pages, except double and triple folders. I had to get creative with these.

Also, I have an antique album made for tobacco cards such as OJs, t205, t206, etc.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by jingram058

All of my Goudey and Play Ball are in regular 9 pocket pages.

Everything else are in 2 versions of pocket pages, except double and triple folders. I had to get creative with these.

Also, I have an antique album made for tobacco cards such as OJs, t205, t206, etc.

There are 6 pocket pages that I used for double and triple folders. They fit fine in those.

[BioCRN]

Bound tightly in thick stack with rubber bands and thrown into an old cigar box or burlap sack.

For longterm storage I suggest a rarely visited corner of the attic at the bottom of a box of random items.

I keep it real.

[nolemmings]

I often use mylar instead of penny sleeves or card savers, because I find them a little sturdier than the sleeves and more attractive than the card savers, plus I prefer them to rigid toploaders. Here is a pic with one card partially removed on purpose--they don't slide around:

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by jayshum

There are 6 pocket pages that I used for double and triple folders. They fit fine in those.

I literally made my own for the few I have. It took several attempts before I had them looking nice.