CS1 Storage

charrigan

I have several hundred cards in Card Saver 1s. Looking for a box that will store them more securely than my current shoeboxes. Bonus points if it looks better than just cardboard on the outside!

Anyone have a storage option that they can recommend for this?

charrigan

Bump to try to get some replies!

PMKAY

I've looked for these as well but never found anything good. I ended up going with the regular vault boxes and putting the card savers on their sides.

baz518

I think someone told me CS1s fit nicely in these, but I've yet to confirm. It's made for graded slabs, so the key, I guess, would be the width of CS1s vs PSA slabs.

ndleo

<< <i>I think someone told me CS1s fit nicely in these, but I've yet to confirm. It's made for graded slabs, so the key, I guess, would be the width of CS1s vs PSA slabs. >>



I think the CS1 are too wide for this. I have these boxes are BGS holders are very tight.

I'm going to the Container store to see if they have anything.

lawnmowerman

You could always use the box the cardsavers come in. Just a thought.

Dboneesq

<< <i>You could always use the box the cardsavers come in. Just a thought. >>


Mine came in a plastic bag ... you transplanted southern wize azz!

lawnmowerman

<< <i>

<< <i>You could always use the box the cardsavers come in. Just a thought. >>


Mine came in a plastic bag ... you transplanted southern wize azz! >>



Lmao. I wasn't being smart. I bought a 500 ct box and it works great to store them.

charrigan

Mine came in bags, too.

lawnmowerman

Woops. I was mistaken. I ordered a 200 ct box from the link below. Since you guys use so many cardsavers, you could always get a few boxes and you will have some storage.

link

charrigan

I got a backchannel recommendation to use these. Pricey but nice!


Edit: also a $45 version. Here.

Dboneesq

I bought a bunch of these plastic tool boxes at Home Depot for ~$6.00 each. The brand is "Workforce" and they are 16" wide. I made three rows and put a little air conditioning weather seal between the rows. They hold approximately 90 PSA graded cards, so use that as a reference for how many CS 1s they will hold.

Last time I looked on their website I did not see them.





I'll see if I have any pictures of the outside of the box on my PC.

charrigan

Thanks, Doug. That's got me thinking: maybe I should put some of my extremely modest handyman/MacGuiver skills to work and try to come up with something on my own. Could be a fun project. I'll post if something worthwhile materializes...

Dboneesq

Casey ... here's what the outside looks like:

MikeyP

Has anything reasonable been made available for storing cards in these holders?

begsu1013

currently waiting on 3 of these. somewhat pricey but considering the durability and watertight seal, they might interest you. all sorts of options you can do with them...

hard cases

charrigan

I have one of the CardVault cases and use it for all my high-value cards. Very happy. I use a couple of the toolboxes Doug linked for my TTM cheapies and random stuff. Works good for bulk on a budget!

ReggieCleveland

I use Penzoni wooden boxes. I buy them plain, sand them when I get them to round the edges, and then stain them myself. Perfect fit, holds a ton of them, and looks nice.

MULLINS5

Please keep me posted if anyone finds a good solution/box to storing cardsaver1s as I have close to 2,000 just sitting in a box on my floor.

Would love to organize them a little better.

grote15

I use the plastic bait and tackle boxes to store my raw wax packs and they work very well and fit them very nicely. I believe David (Paul Maul) had recommended them.