Storage for graded cards

csmtampa · Mar 29, 2011

I'm curious to know what kind of storage people on the boards use for their graded cards. I know of the custom Pelican cases that are for sale, but what about for single graded cards? Do you just use the graded card sleeves? How do you display your graded cards and protect the case and card?

ThoseBackPages · Mar 29, 2011

Depends on how many you're looking to store.

i swear by these:

Blowout sells them 25 for $40

gracecollector · Mar 29, 2011

I use these, but they only fit psa slabs. Little notches on the inside keep slabs from touching, holds 25 slabs.

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daveyou · Mar 29, 2011

i really like the storage case that beckett has that lisu showed last year

i have since purchased 2 so far

i believe it was $5 per and you can get them shipped "free" along with your bgs graded order if you fill out and include the storage order form

i dont have it at work but ill try to find it for you

dave

Zeeck · Mar 29, 2011

gracecollector said:
I use these, but they only fit psa slabs. Little notches on the inside keep slabs from touching, holds 25 slabs.

I like those. I've never seen them before.

csmtampa · Mar 29, 2011

Thanks for help guys! I really those PSA cases as well.

ThoseBackPages · Mar 29, 2011

gracecollector said:
I use these, but they only fit psa slabs. Little notches on the inside keep slabs from touching, holds 25 slabs.

Those ARE quite nice, but not when you have a few thousand to store.

G $MONEY$ · Mar 29, 2011

daveyou said:
i really like the storage case that beckett has that lisu showed last year

i have since purchased 2 so far

i believe it was $5 per and you can get them shipped "free" along with your bgs graded order if you fill out and include the storage order form

i dont have it at work but ill try to find it for you

dave

I have a couple of the BGS storage boxes as well. They work well.

Other than that, every graded card i own goes into a graded card sleeve to prevent scratching.

Gonzaleznut · Mar 29, 2011

ThoseBackPages said:
Depends on how many you're looking to store.

i swear by these:

Blowout sells them 25 for $40

I use these too and like them. Wouldn't it be nice for these to come in 3 or 5 row versions??

VizquelCollector.com · Mar 29, 2011

Does anyone keep their cards in something other than a cardboard type box? It seems like a lot of us have some REALLY high $ cards, and they end up stored in a $5 box. That goes for graded cards or high-end collections in screw downs or one-touches. Those heavy-duty Pelican cases seem perfect but are like $200+, right? Aren't there similar options that are more affordable? I'd love to have nice hinged cases that'd protect my collection. Any ideas?

uniquebaseballcards · Mar 29, 2011

MJ Roop had stuff like this before going out of business:

You can sometimes still find them on ebay for ~$50++.

jcmint · Mar 29, 2011

They made or still make double row graded boxes. I havent seen them around in awhile but I am looking for them

Russ S. · Mar 29, 2011

uniquebaseballcards said:
MJ Roop had stuff like this before going out of business:

You can sometimes still find them on ebay for ~$50++.

I have the same for my Ripkens.
Although I have the lighter colored.

http://www.pennzonidisplay.com/cardstoragecases.aspx

I need to add another, as I outgrew the 2 I have. (Only have my Ripkens that are $10+ in them)

Halonut · Mar 29, 2011

i use 800ct boxes and cut the lid off, they fit nicely inside of a drawer and the flips are accessible. here's a crappy cell phone pic...

jam92102 · Mar 29, 2011

I use these. They're pretty sturdy and hold around 200.

http://www.bagsunlimited.com/p-4156...rugatedbrtoploader-graded-card-bbig-boxb.aspx

Phishmon23 · Mar 29, 2011

I think they stopped making the 3-row. A year ago or so I think they stopped making them so I bought a bundle of (25)...down to only about (10) left, not sure what I'm going to do when I run out!

jcmint said:
They made or still make double row graded boxes. I havent seen them around in awhile but I am looking for them

hofmichael · Mar 29, 2011

http://aboxfactory.com/collectors.php
This site has some nice affordable options.I use the graded card boxes.
Mike

csmtampa · Mar 29, 2011

hofmichael said:
http://aboxfactory.com/collectors.php
This site has some nice affordable options.I use the graded card boxes.
Mike

WOW, those are really nice!

Thank you to everyone who posted. I seem to have a few options to choose from.

scotty21690 · Mar 29, 2011

hofmichael said:
http://aboxfactory.com/collectors.php
This site has some nice affordable options.I use the graded card boxes.
Mike

Very cool, thanks for the link!

BTW what is the difference between the Chipboard box and the Wood boxes? Quite a price difference...

Krom · Mar 29, 2011

scotty21690 said:
hofmichael said:

http://aboxfactory.com/collectors.php
This site has some nice affordable options.I use the graded card boxes.
Mike

Click to expand...

Very cool, thanks for the link!

BTW what is the difference between the Chipboard box and the Wood boxes? Quite a price difference...

The wood ones aren't bad. I so some pretty high end carpentry and i would not make and sell them for under 80 or so if that low.

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