Graded card sleeves from Card Case Pro.com

[TBTwinsFan]

I personally wouldn't buy these for the PC, but for resale they are a no-brainer.

 

[cgilmo]

I personally wouldn't buy these for the PC, but for resale they are a no-brainer.

For me it's the other way around. I want the cards I am keeping to be displayed as nice as possible, that's why I like these.

 

[matchpenalty]

Only TB would think these would be for resale. They are all about PC.

 

[Junior Griffey]

This is absolutely backwards. Why would you spend 2.50 on one of these just to put a card in it for resale? What's the drinking age in MN?

I personally wouldn't buy these for the PC, but for resale they are a no-brainer.

I can see why some would like these but they just aren't for me.

 

[TBTwinsFan]

This is absolutely backwards. Why would you spend 2.50 on one of these just to put a card in it for resale? What's the drinking age in MN?

I personally wouldn't buy these for the PC, but for resale they are a no-brainer.

I can see why some would like these but they just aren't for me.

NVM

 

[noaskiecards]

but eventually can't the graded card sleeve get scratched.....you'll have to buy a case for the graded card sleeve in my opinion

 

[rico08]

I'm never one to tell people how to spend their money, but guys, c'mon, these things are beyond frivolous.

 

[metallicalex777]

They do accomplish the same thing. Those bags can get pretty ragged though, and they aren't as elegant as these bags are.

Add Cartman's voice to that statement and that would be a hilarious South Park episode/montage...

Seriously though...I personally REALLY like the contrast of those and could see using a few for my high end PC cards that would go in the safe and such. These are one of those products that either you love them or you hate them...not much to stay in between.

 

[matchpenalty]

Doesn't PSA sell velvet type sleeves designed for their graded cards?

 

[G $MONEY$]

how many people carry around their graded cards in their pockets?

I Do

 

[G $MONEY$]

Doesn't PSA sell velvet type sleeves designed for their graded cards?

ive got a bunch of these velvet sleeves, only thing is, is they don't protect the top of the slab where the flip is and it can still get scratched.

 

[muskiesfan]

They do accomplish the same thing. Those bags can get pretty ragged though, and they aren't as elegant as these bags are.

This made me think of you sipping a spot of tea with your pinky stuck way out, top hat, and all. :lol:

I think they look pretty cool and would be great for PC slabs.

 

[MOFNY]

They do accomplish the same thing. Those bags can get pretty ragged though, and they aren't as elegant as these bags are.

Add Cartman's voice to that statement and that would be a hilarious South Park episode/montage...

Seriously though...I personally REALLY like the contrast of those and could see using a few for my high end PC cards that would go in the safe and such. These are one of those products that either you love them or you hate them...not much to stay in between.

I remember Noah's Cartman stories...

 

[miguelcabrera]

cases for cases? interesting

 

[TenaciousJDD]

What's with the riff-raff always hating on the finer things in life?

 

[cgilmo]

cases for cases? interesting

If it were just a case, people wouldn't request a refund because the slab was chipped.

 

[miguelcabrera]

why doesnt psa start grading cases
the card could be a psa 8
but the case is a psa 9

 

[Big Mac McGwire]

Ultra pro also makes graded card bags. Im sure we have seen them before no?

Gilmo , you said you previously used team bags, did you mean the tall graded card bags??

4.00 for 100 and they work just as well, as the goal is to avoid scratches??? I would still pick up some of those pouches though as i have a few card that i am almost as anal about the case as i am about the card.

 

[cgilmo]

Ultra pro also makes graded card bags. Im sure we have seen them before no?

Gilmo , you said you previously used team bags, did you mean the tall graded card bags??

4.00 for 100 and they work just as well, as the goal is to avoid scratches??? I would still pick up some of those pouches though as i have a few card that i am almost as anal about the case as i am about the card.

I use those on cards I sell.


But they wear down over time and I get tired of changing them. I don't want my cards looking raggedy.

 

[Big Mac McGwire]

Ultra pro also makes graded card bags. Im sure we have seen them before no?

Gilmo , you said you previously used team bags, did you mean the tall graded card bags??

4.00 for 100 and they work just as well, as the goal is to avoid scratches??? I would still pick up some of those pouches though as i have a few card that i am almost as anal about the case as i am about the card.

I use those on cards I sell.

Gotcha. I actually just ordered 10 of those pouches. Thanks for posting the info.


But they wear down over time and I get tired of changing them. I don't want my cards looking raggedy.