How to Store Your Sports Cards Part 4: Base Cards and Sets.

550 ct box

800 ct box

 The top box I use to store my base cards or as I call it, cards I don't put into a binder, top loader or jersey box . But since all cards to me have a place in the hobby and my collection, I have got to find a place to store them.
The bottom box I use to put my complete sets into. If your set is less cards than that, using Styrofoam or paper towel to fill in the rest of the empty area works really well. You can also use the rest of the box for another set if you don't mind combining them. The boxes can be easily written on which makes them easier to label your sets or what cards you have in them.

How To Store Your Sports Cards Part 3: Good Rookies and Autographed Cards

800 ct box

 

If you don't know what a TopLoader or a Penny sleeve is, well here they are.  The best way to store a thin and valuable card is to put it first into the penny sleeve, bottom picture, insert it slowly and then get a TopLoader, above picture, and put it in there slowly as well. The thickness is great for protecting cards and they are thin enough that you can store hundreds easily..