Storage question

[theseeker]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

Personally I don't use a penny sleeve before placing the card in a semi-rigid top loader. However, let's make sure we're talking about the same kind of top loader.

I use these Ultra Pro that come 200 per box:



I do not use these top loaders that come 25 per pack:



I've been using the first ones for well over 20 years and never had a problem (they were another company before Ultra Pro). I tried using a penny sleeve with these, but the penny sleeve wants to bind up as I'm trying to slide the card in, so I just don't use one.

Will this holder fit into the cardboard boxes?

[Hot Springs Bathers]

I purchased a coin album the other day for the new national park quarters.

It was by Lighthouse, I think they are big in the stamp industry? The interesting feature in the album was a plastic slide that holds the pages immoveable when placed on a shelf. It would help on cards if you also used a slipcase.

I ony have my type cards and some newer sets in albums but would like to have more so that I can look through them more often. I would like to find a good leather binder with slipcase, d-ring that would protect the cards.

I purchased a T205 binder from Roop but was so displeased that I only put a reprint set in it.

Any good suggestions out there?

[David Bender]

I've been looking for the binder you describe as well.

[rp12367]

Hi Guys, I just was reading this thread and have a question about storing autographed cards. I'm working on a 93 Topps Auto set. I currently have around 240 auto's. I have all the commons and minor stars in penny sleeves, major stars in penny sleeve than top loader. Jeter is BGS slabbed, so no problem there. All stored for now in a 330 count box (commons,minor stars) Question is a friend of mine says there is a danger of the magic marker sticking and sometimes transferring onto the sleeves, esp if packed tight in box. Just wondering if anyone has had the problem or if it should even be a concern, if so what is best way to store such a set... Thanks in advance... Ralph

[doug.goodman]

Check my earlier post with the link to another thread

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=131484

This setup is so much better than regular binders, you don't even have to thank me when you discover that you agree with me.

Doug

[dherm360]

I use penny sleaves and top loaders on every card, then store them in 1500 count boxes

[theseeker]

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