1975 Topps Mini Storage

gopokes99

I'm working on a raw '75 mini set. Right now, I've found that a bobblehead doll box will accomodate two rows of minis on end vertically pretty nicely. However, I'd like to display this set in 9 pocket pages in a binder. I know that there used to be pages made for this size card (including 1951-52 bowmans), but they were the old PVC type. I've been told that penny sleeving each card, then inserting it into a normal ultrapro page is about my only option these days. How does everyone else display these cards?

gopokes99

Just bumping to get on the front page. Seriously.....still looking for an answer.

ChrisStufflestreet

When I started collecting the 1975 Topps minis, I inserted the cards in the binder along with the regular 1975 Topps card. So many of my 1975 Topps have two cards in the pouch.

mercurynut

<< <i>When I started collecting the 1975 Topps minis, I inserted the cards in the binder along with the regular 1975 Topps card. So many of my 1975 Topps have two cards in the pouch. >>



I like that idea!

yankeeno7

My set is entirely in penny sleeves then semirigids. Then I have them stored in the "shoebox" card holders.

gopokes99

I think I like your idea Barry. A lot of hassel, but it'll look nice....not as nice as a binder, but good just the same.

yankeeno7

Minis are so hard to store...I figured that it protected the cards best even though it was time consuming, more expensive, and more bulky...but I find it to be well worth it. It's my set and wouldnt want it any other way!