Direction Needed: Protecting Raw 76-77 Basketball Set

flcardtrader

I have pretty much standardized on top loading all of my pre-1981 sports cards storing them in Monster Boxes as it has given me relative peace of mind that I am doing what I can to prevent damage to the cards while still being able to look through them, sort them, etc.

I did not see a Top Load available measuring 3 1/8 x 5 1/4. Likewise with penny sleeves.

What can I do to implement something similar for 76-77 Basketball, early 70's Topps Super Baseball, or autographed Gateway Cachets?

How do you store your oversized cards of this size?

Thanks ahead of time for your comments.

Mike

JeffMayer

Card Saver V

alifaxwa2

Card saver IV

ReggieCleveland

I keep all my tall boys/post cards in Card Savers.

Arthur

JeffMayer

<< <i>Card saver IV >>



Those are a bit wider and you have less of a chance of dinging corners. I am not sure which one is cheaper.

Mires

They're a little big, but you can find 4x6 size toploaders online.

flcardtrader

<< <i>They're a little big, but you can find 4x6 size toploaders online. >>



Thanks - I am not big on card savers as I prefer a more rigid holder. The 4x6 top loaders may do the trick.

Now to find penny sleeves to work with this.

Mires

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<< <i>They're a little big, but you can find 4x6 size toploaders online. >>



Thanks - I am not big on card savers as I prefer a more rigid holder. The 4x6 top loaders may do the trick.

Now to find penny sleeves to work with this. >>



Ultra Pro makes 4x6 penny sleeves.

alifaxwa2

Check out the size of post card penny sleeves

flcardtrader

Thanks for the knowledge all = much appreciated!