Interesting, but my only concern is that if the sleeve is facing down then the card could fall out of the sleeve and its corners could make contact with the top loader
Thanks for all the helpful info. Are you ever afraid of too much protection? Penny sleeve into a top loader followed by a team bag to seal it? I was just curious because it seems safe, but I'm afraid it may build condensation without any airflow to the card. I have my cards protected like this now should it be a problem?
Hey! I don’t know if y’all will see this but loved the video! Quick question though, what do you do with regular base cards? Like cards that are not worth protecting and have no value. For example like a base Eric Bledsoe, Taj Gibson, Dwight Howard, etc.
Base cards, personally I just keep them in a penny sleeve and in a. box. Sometimes if I know its like a 5th year card or later of a weaker player i wont even sleeve. I recommend at least a penny sleeve for quality players. - Mitch
i still use binders but i put them in a inner sleeve before putting them in the binder plus i stand them up like books so hopefully that helps prevents them getting squashed
I also sleeve all of my rookie cards. I have been collecting for a long time and sleeving rookies is a good idea because you never know how good they’ll be. Then I’ll use a top loader on the high prospect rookies (ex. Lamelo, Zion, etc.
Such a helpful video for someone getting back in to the hobby after a very long time! thank you!
I like to put my cards in the sleeve upside down and then right side up in the top loader. Keeps dirt out better than having both openings at the top.
Interesting:) - Mitch
Interesting, but my only concern is that if the sleeve is facing down then the card could fall out of the sleeve and its corners could make contact with the top loader
Thanks for all the helpful info. Are you ever afraid of too much protection? Penny sleeve into a top loader followed by a team bag to seal it? I was just curious because it seems safe, but I'm afraid it may build condensation without any airflow to the card. I have my cards protected like this now should it be a problem?
Rodel Andal it’s even better. It helps from moisture as well.
Hey! I don’t know if y’all will see this but loved the video! Quick question though, what do you do with regular base cards? Like cards that are not worth protecting and have no value. For example like a base Eric Bledsoe, Taj Gibson, Dwight Howard, etc.
Base cards, personally I just keep them in a penny sleeve and in a. box. Sometimes if I know its like a 5th year card or later of a weaker player i wont even sleeve. I recommend at least a penny sleeve for quality players. - Mitch
@@redcapesports thank you!
Thank you for the breakdown 👍🏼
i still use binders but i put them in a inner sleeve before putting them in the binder plus i stand them up like books so hopefully that helps prevents them getting squashed
#me2
@Red Cape Sports - What size top loaders are you using?
I just started collecting and again I was sleeve every rookie card was that a good idea 😭😂😩
I also sleeve all of my rookie cards. I have been collecting for a long time and sleeving rookies is a good idea because you never know how good they’ll be. Then I’ll use a top loader on the high prospect rookies (ex. Lamelo, Zion, etc.
Great video
Hi ! is it safe to store your graded cards in a fireproof gun safe ?
Ok cool I might buy soem of those boxes
What brand top laoder do you use?
Ultra pro
What is the name of the Magnet card protector?
One touch
@@redcapesports Ohhh, Ok... TYSM
Brooooo powderless gloves my guy…. Oils are so bad for cards if you’re going for value.
Helpful info for sure, but my god, this video felt slow to watch, even after I put it on x2 playback speed.
Is this guy Canadian?
Dude, your nails...