You beat me to it hahaha
Sellotape them to the wall raw, so I can see them everyday.
Nah, those that are slabbed are kept in a safe, while the rarer “awaiting eventual grading” bunch are in sleeves & toploaders.
Everything else is either sleeved in an appropriate binder, or sorted into set, sleeved and stored in a tin/box. Modern bulk is sorted by set and stored in a box unsleeved (unless I like the card art, in which case I keep a small selection of common/uncommons from across the generations with epic artwork sleeved in a separate tin).
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All great ideas, but kyle’s mom has a laminator at work so
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Double sleeved and I prefer side load binders. Looking into getting a display case for my graded cards that provides UV protection so I can look at them.
Custom metal briefcase. Double sleeved with KMC Perfect Fit and Ultra Pro soft sleeves and placed in ultra pro toploaders. Should keep them safe until 50000AD.
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If they cost more than a house shouldn’t protection be the priority? I don’t openly display much on walls/shelves because of the value
I dont know the point in owning them then. I never said don’t protect them. Just dont hide them in a cave
This 100%. This is why I don’t like the idea of pwcc vault. Why spend all that money just to look at a picture of your card? If I wanted a picture I’d google one.
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Big brain moves is to send a card to the pwcc vault, receive HQ pictures of it, then sell it through pwcc. Just pretend that you still own the card after it sells and you can’t tell the difference
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