Storing PSA Slabs

[Neal]

Is there any T3 sized slab recommended box?

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[Peter_Spaeth]

Dome box on ebay, multiple color choices, work well for all companies' standard slabs.

These are nice for PSA.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/256136568332

[Jay Wolt]

Originally Posted by Neal

Is there any T3 sized slab recommended box?

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I've been using these types for over a decade.
I brought a T3 slab into Staples and found a box that fits perfectly
Something like this...

[Vintage Vern]

Why not a shoe box?

After all, that seems to be where most the best treasures resided for the first 100+ years.

[Balticfox]

I use these Really Useful Boxes which are available at Staples, Michaels, Loomis and on Amazon for general storage purposes:



I refuse of course to have anything to do with cards encapsulated in little plastic coffins but I'm sure the Really Useful Boxes would be ideal for storing them s well. Colour coding is a good way to sort collectibles.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Raspberry red. Lemon yellow. Orange orange!!

[Neal]

Thanks Jay, I may consider that. As of now, I am leaning towards a BCW comic box. They will hold them nicely as well

[steve B]

I made this for all my slabbed cards. More of them in it now, but still plenty of room.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by Neal

Is there any T3 sized slab recommended box?

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You might be better off not using a container, and just stacking them up.

They’re just so bloody heavy that by the time you get a bunch of them into a container, you might never be able to lift it. Not to mention, the cost to ship your container full of T3s to a Holiday Inn Express would be astronomical…

[Jay Wolt]

I had my Turkey Reds in the plastic containers I showed earlier
They held about 45-50 & weighed maybe 20 pounds
Not all that heavy, but you shouldn't use the handle to lift them

[conor912]

Thanks, guys! I’m in Seattle. I’ve done a few “card catalogs” for collectors in the area.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by conor912

Thanks, guys! I’m in Seattle. I’ve done a few “card catalogs” for collectors in the area.

They look great and instantly remind me of Dewey Decimal!
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[icurnmedic]

After the recent fires, I’ve started keeping my good stuff in Pelican cases. Just buy new foam , then cut to fit the slabs. They are (typically) watertight, very rigid, but are portable. Might need a few for 500 cards though.