just adding some more salt. Really annoying.
That bent ass card dawg 
Honestly, if you want to store Jumbo cards, get an art portfolio. They’re sturdy and feature archival plastic sleeves.
Here’s one I use for art shows: www.amazon.com/ITOYA-Profolio-Original-Presentation-ANIA1212/dp/B002XIV07O/
I table at a lot of conventions and these things have held up for the past 4+ years ever since I got them. They’ve been touched, flipped through, and even dropped by so many convention attendees, but are still holding strong.
I imagine for Jumbo cards you’d want something smaller, but you can’t cant go wrong with the brand, and they’re cheaper than the Pokemon-specific folders. Here’s some pics of mine (with a nice little Skyridge Articuno for scale)
They won’t fit jumbos perfectly, but get an 11x17 piece of cardstock as a backing and you’ll be golden 
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This is your art? Looks amazing!
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Haha yes, you can add “.com” to my username to find it 
www.humanforscale.com/
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Very salty.
I have a stack of older jumbo cards and was really excited to see they were releasing a binder themselves for this format.
Little did I know they would make it for the current sizing only, not fitting for the older type of jumbo cards.
There are other options though, and it’s still a lovely binder.
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It was the same for me. Not a single card fit in there other than the one it came with, was really hoping to finally have a home for my jumbos, which normally just sit in a pile in a display shelf.
We just need to keep looking. Someone up there recommended art portfolios so it’s definitely worth the try, tehre might be art portfolios that are closer to the size of jumbo cards.
A while ago I was looking for a postcard portfolio, because just like in jumbos, Pokemon likes having their own postcard format and they did not fit into a standard 4x6 comfortably.
May be our local art store has the answer again.
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