Graded card storage?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by JasonL

...slabbed items that float around in my personal sea of mediocrity...

Joke all you want buddy, but today is October 1, which means Bruce can come back to the BST whenever he feels like it.

I'm all tingly just thinking about it.

[kcohen]

I have the expensive stuff in a safe deposit box and the less expensive in SGC boxes.

Did you see a sign on my lawn that said graded card storage?

[tbob]

I think this is an interesting thread but I wonder if collectors shouldn't clam up with all the internet snooping and info available as to where their cards are, what they are in and how can they can be located

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by tbob

I think this is an interesting thread but I wonder if collectors shouldn't clam up with all the internet snooping and info available as to where their cards are, what they are in and how can they can be located

That thought crossed my mind, but not until after I started the thread. I decided to let it run. I appreciate the security aspect and assume that most people use some combination of safe deposit boxes and/or safes.

I really asked because I recently, during a grading company special, had a couple of sets slabbed. Storing them is now a bigger challenge than it was when they were in binders.

[Scott T]

I have some cards at my house.

If a thief comes to steal this...



they will have to deal with this...

Originally Posted by tbob

I think this is an interesting thread but I wonder if collectors shouldn't clam up with all the internet snooping and info available as to where their cards are, what they are in and how can they can be located

[mikedenero]

Haha! Good one, Ken! I'm going to McD's to get me a Royale (with cheese)!

[murcerfan]

I ran out of room here in the cabin and needed a new roof... so i stripped off the shingles and glued my entire collection of slabbed cards onto the sheathing up there ...just doing my part to be green.

anytime i wanna see my cards I just go to "google earth"

[IJustLoveCards]

I use a 2500 lb safe, fire resistant, with double locks, the master lock cant be cut as a lock cutter cant be spread open to get to the lock itself. If you tried to weld thru it you would burn everything inside making it worthless.

My most expensive items are kept in a safe deposit box at the bank...

I also use the case below to store my 52 set which now resides inside the safe..

[PSACJ]

Where can I buy that type of case?? It looks real nice!

[slantycouch]

Originally Posted by PSACJ

Where can I buy that type of case?? It looks real nice!

If you're referring to the ones like Felicia and I posted, contact Matt M (mbmiller25 on the PSA boards). He has a connection (owns? works for? sells for?) Pelican, the company that makes those cases. Really nice guy too. I couldn't be happier with the case.

[smtjoy]

I had these made for my exhibits (talll boy slabs) and have been very happy-