MJ Roop

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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

I took the plunge and bought a MJ Roop slip cover binder for my T206 set and WOW.....they are really nice (Legal disclaimer....I am in NO way associated with or for them). It was a little pricey but for a set of that value the $50-$60 was pretty well spent. Nice cover page with a Cobb pictured and a great laminated two page checklist of the players. Pretty cool. Anyone else use them for anything?

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Posted By: Robert A

Tom.
I thought about buying one in the past a long time ago.
Do you feel wierd putting really expensive or high grade stuff in there or what?
robert

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Posted By: Lentel

Got one for my t205 set, they are a little expensive but nice.

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Posted By: Joe P.

I'm not familiar with the MJ Roop.
Any description of it, or pictures?
Thank you.
Joe

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Posted By: warshawlaw

for that price, I assume it is all archival material, including de-acidified cardboard, etc. Any info on that?

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Posted By: leon

I think they stabilize the cards too ( antagonizor I am ) later

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Posted By: Josh K.

I have a few of their binders. They are very nice and of archival quality. I will post a picture tonight if I get a chance.
Ok, I went to their website and downloaded a couple of their stock pics (not my cards). I own two of the "collector series" binders (the all-in-one binder pictured second) and use them with sheets designed to hold graded cards. Its much better than putting all of my graded cards in a shoebox. Tom, I beleive, purchased the binder and slip cover as shown in the first picture

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Posted By: Joe P.

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Posted By: Joe P.

Thanks for the pictures.

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Posted By: Josh K.

Joe,

You are welcome.

I should also add that the binders are all completely customizable. I didnt like the bb card logo shown on the front of binder pictured second and had it left off. Down the spine I simply had mine labled "Baseball" with the word "Graded" above it and Vol. I and Vol. II below.

Finally, I should also add that I am in no way affiliated with MJ Roop - just like their products - even if a bit expensive.

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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

www.mjroop.com

I just ordered another one with 'Tobacco Cards Vol 1' on it. Kind of a catch all........

(still not affiliated with MJRoop)

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Posted By: qualitycards

Roop also purduces a cardboard and wooden box that houses 176 slabbed cards. The cardboard one costs about as much as the binders, and the wooden one is a few $ more. When you think of the value that the 176 slabs hold (even if they are $20 across the board, thats $3k+) its pretty nominal to house them. It sure beats putting them in cheese boxes or standard set boxes.