Ticket Collectors: How Do You Store You Tickets?

[VizquelCollector.com]

For those of you who collect tickets, how are you storing your collection? I currently have use pages/binders but that takes up a huge amount of room.

Is anyone using top loaders or semi-rigids? If so, what kind of box are you storing them in? I can't seem to find one...

Other suggestions on storing tickets?

 

[MaineMule]

I've got these displays for some important games........





I of course did not attend all of these but figured these were worth framing. I actually have individual tix of the 2013 Series in another frame.

 

[BunchOBull]

I place the ticket inside of a Mylar sleeve, into a ticket toploader, then slip the toploader into a 3-pocket monetary page in a 3-ring binder.

 

[thelesquad]

Mine are stacked on a shelf in the closet. Maybe I'll get some ideas from this thread as well.

 

[VizquelCollector.com]

I place the ticket inside of a Mylar sleeve, into a ticket toploader, then slip the toploader into a 3-pocket monetary page in a 3-ring binder.

Wow, ok... are you using the 3x7 top loaders? Or semi-rigids?

I've got well over 500 tickets in a variety of sizes. The small ones from the early 90's would fit in almost anything. However I've got a bunch of tickets that are skinny enough, but up to 8" long. Others I think are more than 3" wide. I was hoping for consistency but I don't think that's possible. ARRRRGH!

 

[u2me57]

The few that I have I just stick them in my 9 pocket card binder pages, with the cards. Like if I went to a Twins game in 2009 I'd stick the ticket in the Twins 2009 section of the binder. In front of a no-name player of course.:razz:

 

[BunchOBull]

Wow, ok... are you using the 3x7 top loaders? Or semi-rigids?

I've got well over 500 tickets in a variety of sizes. The small ones from the early 90's would fit in almost anything. However I've got a bunch of tickets that are skinny enough, but up to 8" long. Others I think are more than 3" wide. I was hoping for consistency but I don't think that's possible. ARRRRGH!

For the oddball sizes, I put them in a Mylar sleeve against acid-free backer board slipped into an acid-free 8.5x11 sheet protector; sometimes I'll put two side by side.

And yes, I use the actual 3x7 toploaders.

 

[Juan Gris]

http://www.amazon.com/Ticket-Album-...d_sim_b_6?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XBP86E3XM1TS1MM4KYY

I have filled up a couple of these ticket albums. They're inexpensive and are great to flip through. Fair warning, you have to be careful putting in and pulling out tickets or the pages can tear a bit but even if they do, it isn't a big deal.