Collection Storage

[freddie]

I keep my cards in top loaders, ordered in the same exact way that they are on the list. This allows me to find a card quickly. I do miss being able to quickly look at cards quickly as you can with the pages. I have all of the non card items in a display case, which you can see some older pictures of here:

http://juangonzalez.vintagegaming.or...ight=bobble%2A

[jjt111]

A boring picture but it gives about 2000 cards to look at within arms reach of my desk!

Originally Posted by freddie

I keep my cards in top loaders, ordered in the same exact way that they are on the list. This allows me to find a card quickly. I do miss being able to quickly look at cards quickly as you can with the pages. I have all of the non card items in a display case, which you can see some older pictures of here:

http://juangonzalez.vintagegaming.or...ight=bobble%2A

How do you store the top loaders Freddie?

[freddie]

In the standard white cardboard boxes, just oversized for top loaders. I don't know how many cards they hold but my 2000+ cards are taking up three of them now.

[19igor19]

My cards are all in soft sleeves and top loaders... all of my 1 of 1's are graded... many other game/auto cards are in screw cases. At my old house we had a 2000 pound flame proof safe with trays that the cards fit in perfectly. Now, however, the cards are still in the trays but in my closet until I can find time to get something organized at the new house.

This was a great thread. I would love to hear the collection storage techniques of some of the newer members.

[jzk_ksy]

I store my collection as it is listed here with every card in a penny sleeve and top loader or a single screw screwdown in the 2400 ct(i think 2400) boxes that hold toploaders very easily...I'm currently using 6 of those boxes for the collection I have listed...all my dupes are kinda just thrown together except the game used cards.I got my whole collection on a card table right next to the pc so I got easy access to it and yes I look through a least a part of it everyday...

Kevin