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BiggioBrooks755
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I store my Biggio collection in 1600 count boxes with penny sleeves and top loaders
I only have though 2000 toploadered so far
I only have though 2000 toploadered so far
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Cards sorted by year, then set, then subset. Every card in a toploader and each drawer gets it's own year. GU and Auto's are stored separately (down below) from the rest of the cards. Each row holds 150-200 cards depending on thickness and all the drawers are interchangeable. I've also got enough empty drawers that I was able to store all my duplicates and cards a couple full sets/misc cards. Pretty much eliminated the need for boxes
Fandruw, those drawers are really cool. Reminds me of the old library dewey decimal system card catalogue drawers.
Cards sorted by year, then set, then subset. Every card in a toploader and each drawer gets it's own year. GU and Auto's are stored separately (down below) from the rest of the cards. Each row holds 150-200 cards depending on thickness and all the drawers are interchangeable. I've also got enough empty drawers that I was able to store all my duplicates and cards a couple full sets/misc cards. Pretty much eliminated the need for boxes
Muti- meaning mutilated?
99% of my cards from my player collections (and all my complete sets) are in Ultra Pro 9-pocket pages in binders.
I prefer to look at my cards in binders because they're like picture books.
Only my very valuable cards are in toploaders.
None of my cards in binders have ever been damaged since I started collecting in 1985.
Muti- meaning mutilated?
I actually used a old library card catalog prior to having this built. It sucked though since I had to put the cards side-ways and the springs would sometimes stick. I got really lucky having this built since my wife worked with a HS student who was in tech school for woodworking. I bought the materials....he got the grade.
Wow! That's just greatness.
Wow! That's just greatness.