Specialty card storage boxes info needed

[RZimm11]

I remember a thread months back about a company/person who made specialty cases that people use for storing their collections for graded cards I believe? Anyone know about this, or have a link to whoever makes them? They were some kind of heavy-duty plastic with foam cut-out inserts.

I keep all of my PC in one-touches now and would like something sturdier than the traditional cardboard long-boxes, as they are rather heavy and don’t like to be moved at this point.

Thanx for any help in advance.

 

[Piratesfan1418]

Not 100% sure but you may be talking about the now defunct M.J. Roop company. There are some knockoff manufacturers on ebay.

I'm in the market for nice storage boxes myself so if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear as well!

B

 

[Pinbreaker]

I remember a thread months back about a company/person who made specialty cases that people use for storing their collections for graded cards I believe? Anyone know about this, or have a link to whoever makes them? They were some kind of heavy-duty plastic with foam cut-out inserts.

I keep all of my PC in one-touches now and would like something sturdier than the traditional cardboard long-boxes, as they are rather heavy and don’t like to be moved at this point.

Thanx for any help in advance.

I believe he retired.. I bought a Griffey UDA Auto bat off of him as he was moving from back east to the SW..

 

[Pinbreaker]

Not 100% sure but you may be talking about the now defunct M.J. Roop company. There are some knockoff manufacturers on ebay.

I'm in the market for nice storage boxes myself so if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear as well!

B

Yep, that was him.. He retired and sold off a bunch of his collection so he wouldn't have to haul them out to Phoenix..

I think you can find some on EBAY once in awhile..

 

[hofmichael]

Check the CU boards.There is a guy that has custom Pelican cases with custom foam.
Mike

 

[RZimm11]

Thanx guys, guess I'll have to do some further investigating. That Pelican name sounds familiar, that may have been what I was thinking about.

 

[hofmichael]

I believe they are fire proof alsi.They use Pelican cases for firearms also.Just run a search of their boards.
Mike