Supersized submission

effe · September 1, 2009 5:20AM

How do you package these cards for submission? I can't find card savers large enough and top loaders get a little pricey.

PoppaJ · September 1, 2009 5:28AM

I've placed a few T-3s inside a clear food storage bag and then placed it between two large pieces of thick white cardboard for protection. Then I bubble wrapped it and stuck it in a large box with plenty of packing peanuts. Sometimes you just have to improvise. Be sure to mark the outside letting them know what's inside (and to be careful when opening!).

PoppaJ

scotgreb · September 1, 2009 5:35AM

I use toploaders -- I just bot 50 6x9s for $16.99 + shipping -- seemed like a decent price.

6x9 Top Loaders

Scott

lawnmowerman · September 1, 2009 5:45AM

<< <i> I can't find card savers large enough and top loaders get a little pricey. >>

Use should use penny sleeves and toploaders. They may be a little pricey but your cards must be worth it if you're getting them graded.

mknez · September 1, 2009 5:55AM

yup, i've used sleeves and toploaders in the past to submit supersized cards. For the sleeves, I think I used readers digest bags.

lawnmowerman · September 1, 2009 6:00AM

<< <i> For the sleeves, I think I used readers digest bags. >>

LOL..that's creative!

I guess I'm lucky. The card store close to me has all different size toploaders and all different size penny sleeves.

I'll keep the readers digest bags in mind though

mknez · September 1, 2009 6:07AM

They were the right size, and I had some laying around, I figured why not, PSA was going to get rid of them anyway!

Supersized submission

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