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Posted By: Morrie
Hi, |
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Posted By: Josh K.
My solution: |
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Posted By: Nathan
Another way I've seen - that is similiar to the picture posted above is top loaders in plastic sheets 4 to a page. I know that'll be several volumes considering how big the set is. That's how I do a majority of my cards as I like to flip thru them without worrying about damaging them if they aren't already graded. |
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Posted By: Brian Daniels
nice cards too! |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Thanks Brian. |
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Posted By: tbob
Morrie- I have certain sets in ultra pro pages; coincidentally, one of those sets is the T206 (also have the T205, T207, E90-1 and the 1910 and 1911 Obak sets in pages). The rest are pretty much slabbed, including all caramel card sets. The cards in the ultra pro pages have stayed safe and free from harm, residing in air-conditioned luxury out of sunlight. |
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Posted By: Brian Daniels
seems the binders could get heavy! |
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Posted By: Josh K.
If you are referring to my binders Brian, they are a bit heavy. I use good quality archival binders and I store them laying flat (as opposed to standing them upright). That tends to eliminate any weight issues. Also, each binder can hold max 10 pages (40 slabs total). Obviously, doing it this way requires many more albums than if they were unslabbed. but I like it b/c it makes it much easier to look at my slabbed cards than if they were in boxes. |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
each in a Mylar (NOt MYlite! IT's too THIN!) sheaths, in Vario Lighthouse stockpages (completely inert plastic, proteacts from acidity, and--mine have a black center devider--four pockets on each side. You can get clear ones, too, but the black looks so nice. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
do they make top loader pages? where u can insert top loaders into the pages? i think that would be a good idea...... |
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Posted By: zach
I couldn't agree more with you. I will start buying binders when a sheet comes out that fits toploaders. IMO I dont think just the plastic sheet is enough protection, I want to be able to have a sheet that can fit my cards while still in toploaders. |
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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter
Ultra-Pro makes a 4 pocket sheet that's for postcards, but fits toploaders quite nicely. I believe Adam Warshaw once posted about storing his cards this way. |
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Posted By: zach
Really ? wowers I am in luck. Does anyone know where to find these ? My local shop doesn't have them thats for sure. |
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Posted By: Nathan
Never mind... |
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Posted By: James Feagin
Zach, |
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Posted By: Josh K.
zach, the sheets that I use for my slabbed cards are the 4 pocket post card sheets by ultra pro. |
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Posted By: Morrie
Thanks to all who responded -- the 4-pocket pages seem like the best bet, and I'm going to go hit a show in an hour and see if any of the dealers have any; if not, the internet is my friend. |
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Posted By: Dave
If your cards aren't in slabs, Ultra Pro makes 9 pocket sheets. |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Dave, |
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Posted By: Brian C Daniels
was fooling around with this idea and found that PSA cards do not fit as well in these Ultra pro pages. So does anyone know if there are better fitting pages for PSA slabs to fill binders? |
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Posted By: Josh K.
Hey Brian, |
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Posted By: Wesley
Ultra-Pro does make rigid sheets specifically for PSA and Beckett holders. The slabs snap right into the sheets. As Josh mentioned, these pages are very very thick. At most you can hold 24 cards in MJ Roop's largest binder. Another problem is that the sheets stick to one another. It was such a hassle to unstick the pages that I gave up using the Ultra-Pro pages and simply gave them away. |
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Posted By: Brian C Daniels
The alternative is??? |
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Posted By: Josh K.
For what its worth, I never had the problem with pages sticking together that Wes had. I thought the holders worked well (except for their size) - which really is only a problem in that you must use more binders. |
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