card saver I or II ???

mealeworm · May 21, 2005 3:42AM

I need more supplies. I have always used card saver II's .. Which one is better and is there much difference???

Lothar52 · May 21, 2005 5:55AM

does psa still want you to put your cards in Card Savers to send to them??

loth

mealeworm · May 21, 2005 6:37AM

Thats a good question.. I dont know if they have changed their minds or not. Anyone???

EagleEyeKid · May 21, 2005 7:11AM

I think you can send your cards in any type of holder to PSA at your own discretion. However,
wouldn't you want the easiest and safest possible way for them to remove your card(s) for grading
without damaging them? I know some on here use screwdowns for card submission because they feel
it protects the cards 100% during transit and overall protection until it's graded. Imagine the grader who
has to sit there and open up every single screwdown if your order consisted of 100 screwdowns. That's a nice
way to p*ss him off too.....who knows.

Stick with Card Saver I for all grading submissions. They're not that expensive; and they're realiable with penny
sleeves for the quickest way to insert and remove. Card saver IIs are just too small for entry and exit (sounds sexual I know);
although they're just a tad bit cheaper than card saver I in price, but why risk a few pennies over the value or potential
values of your cards?

phreakydancin · May 21, 2005 7:23AM

For standard sized cards, I would agree with eagleeye and go with the CS I's as PSA recommends, but for smaller cards, such as tobacco/tea/candy cards or my Venorlandus set, the smaller CS II's work fine.

ctsoxfan · May 21, 2005 9:23AM

Not sure why you would submit cards in anything other than CS I's - pack them just as PSA shows you on this site, and the cards will get there just as you sent them.

Knuckles · May 21, 2005 10:37AM

If memory serves me right months ago I found that PSA is not responsible for damaged cards if sent in anything else but Card Savers I or II's.

Lothar52 · May 21, 2005 11:49AM

how much does 100 card saver I's cost??? where can u buy them at?

loth

........yeah i know..i have almost 2 vintage graded sets and havent submitted any of the cards......i do have 100 raw 56 and 57 cards i want to submit (IN THE DISTANT FUTURE) so i guess i will need card saver I's??

Onlypsahockey · May 22, 2005 12:04AM

Just bought 1000 semi rigids from Jerry.

I get all my supplies here including semi-rigids, super vault boxes, graded card sleeves and 9 pocket pages.

card supplies from Jerry

Hope that helps, Bob

Stone193 · May 22, 2005 1:59AM

PSA prefers the slightly larger Card Saver I which is approximately 3.5 X 5" with the lip, the Card Saver II is approximately 3 X 4" and IMO a bit more difficult to extract a card.

The Card Saver is obviously a brand name and anything in the saver I size will work. We have put links countless times and everyone will have their favorite.

Cardboard Gold has the Card Saver tm item.

When I went to buy semi-rigids last year, Hot Flips has the best price with the shipping for a case of 2000.

mike

card saver I or II ???

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