storage boxes for psa graded cards?

donnnster

Can anyone recommend what/where to buy storage supplies such as boxes to store psa graded cards? I guess I want to store some of my nicer psa graded items in something other than a shoe box. I know that psa sells some form of a box but they don't have any pictures of the item. I also looked at m.j.roop but would like some more options before I settle on buying anything. Thanks.

notowellint

You can buy what's Vault boxes or Super Vault boxes....just single-rowed cardboard boxes for vertically holding about 75-80 graded cards. The difference between the two is that the cards partially extend out of the Vault box; they do not extend out of the Super Vault box. The cheapest I've able to find them is on ebay, but maybe someone else knows a better place to get them. I've seen them for $3-$5 a piece on other sites. On ebay they typically sell in 25-pack bundles for $25-$30 plus shipping. Do a search on ebay for "vault storage boxes" and you'll see some along with stock photos of the boxes. Hope this helps.

Knuckles

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Axtell

I'd have to agree with Knuckles...MJ Roop boxes are top notch. Yes, they are pricy, but worth every single penny.

donnnster

ok so it looks like m.j. roop is the way to go thus far. Which boxes have you all bought? i wasn't sure about them cause shipping is killer(over 10 bucks to CA!).

magellan

<< <i>On ebay they typically sell in 25-pack bundles for $25-$30 plus shipping. >>



I've bought them for $36.25 delivered for a 25 box bundle.

BCW

2buds

cardboard gold

jjsportscards

1967topps

I just bought a pair of shoes and voila...instant PSA graded cards box.
Then I went to K-Mart and found they sell some Rubbermaid type boxes for video tapes, meaning they are
deep enough for PSA cards on end.

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fsjeter

Has anyone come across any boxes that hold the larger format cards, such as the '76-77 Topps Basketball or '65 Topps Football? I haven't seen anything that will hold the tallboys!

Scott

bobbybakeriv

I own several MJ Roop Archiver's boxes (wood). They are expensive but absolutely top notch in quality.

Cubfan

fs- I still use the Tupperware type of boxes for my tallboys. You can use Roop boxes, but have to lay the cards sideways. I dont think my set of 60 would fit that way.

onlychild

For large sets and multiple graded cards the wood Roop seems to be the best.

For sets of 50 or less. This works perfect for display:

Buy a $5 sportscard album, some 4 pocket plastic sleeves and graded card bags. Put card in bag, put in sleeve and you have a display folder for about $10. I did this with my 44 card 1967 Look Who Am I GAI graded set. Works like a charm, all fit in one album. My 1962 Bell Brand PSA graded set even fits better (fewer cards).

Kevin