Great review. I agree w everything. Only down side is these are a bit larger to reinforce the sides so they take a bit more space than the white cardboard cheap ones
You already turned me on to the regular BCW short box, now I’m sold on the graded short box. Question, where can I get the plastic bags you have on your graded books. I wanna order some so I don’t scratch up the cases. Great video!
The ones that come with graded books aren't the best. BCW has backs that you get in the same places as the bins: local comic shop, Amazon, BCW directly.
I've gotten three of these bins and really love the look and functionality. I have begun to replace the cloudy bags that come from cgc. Have you found any self sealing mylar sleeves the package I bought were Mylites 2 and flap still need to be taped
There is no self sealing mylar. BCW does however make a poly bag for slabs which is self-sealing. Use this link to purchase from the website: www.bcwsupplies.com/?acc=Regie If it asks for a code, just use Regie.
Bro, you are very welcome for allowing me to infect you with the collecting bug again. Please do not hold be accountable for any money you spend. 😂😝 Seriously, welcome back bro. 👊🏾
I also wonder what the long term durability of a product like this has. For example, Would a dealer use these, or do you think they’d break apart with the abuse that they would go through?
I’ve been using them for about two years. I’ve also seen some high end dealers use them. I want to say that the product has been tweaked over the years-minor changes-to prevent the boxes from coming apart. It’s not perfect but better. I move my boxes a lot and have never had a graded box come apart on me. One of the small raw boxes did however.
So, the weight and construction is an issue. Can these be moved very fast with all the weight and not come apart? Let's say you have to move, you need to get them into the U-haul that day but there is limited time. (This is just a scenario where i have been before with boxes that assemble like these do) You gotta grab like 2 boxes on top of one another and go down some stairs and you gotta whip them into the U-haul. How well will these stay together in a situation like that? Listen, I know it's just a hypothetical but a real situation none the less. I have personally seen this happen before with other stored things. Books for one. Heavy big bound books in containers with assembly like these. Also, Where would one get magazine size UV blocking serious storage options that allow you to still do what they were meant to do and that is read and enjoy them? As well as preserve them for 100 plus years? As you can tell i am VERY concerned about this. DO you know of any other magazine sized Fantasy/sword and sorcery books like Conan and Kull and Heavy Metal and Epic? Been hunting for a long time. One last thing, I am fat, out of shape and broke, is there a diet plan i can get where being broke as F, is factored in? I want to lose weight and gain muscle. Obviously i don't have the money for a gym membership. I want to do intermittent fasting but i need the greens to go with it, protein i can get from vegetables and Fish. No other meat though. Anyway, That's a lot i know but i sincerely Thank you so much.
These are really great questions for BCW. They have support staff that can address your questions: www.bcwsupplies.com/. The website might also help you with UV blocking options for magazines. I am not a fan of intermittent fasting because it is another gimmick diet. I recommend that folks develop a healthy relationship with food that allows them to eat fats, carbs and protein as part of every single meal. The body needs these macronutrients to function normally and properly. Use a basal metabolic calculator (search online) to determine the number of calories you need per day. Subtract 3500 from that number to drop 1 pound of body weight per week. A calorie is compromised of 3500 calories (500 calories x 7 days). Take that remaining number and break it down into fats, carbs and protein. There are various ratios of these macronutrients that you can use to help you. Head to bodybuilding.com and do some research there on macronutrient ratios.
Great video. I have a fairly small collection and I was wondering if anyone know if you can place slabbed and unslabbed comics in this box with the divider?
You can but be careful if you have to move the bin for whatever reason. A slab is much larger than a raw book so you’ll have inches for that raw book to move around inside the bin.
@@RegieCollects Thanks for the quick reply! Yes, that makes perfect sense. I'll buy the extra dividers then so I can space out my bagged and slabbed books farther from each other.
Great video! I actually have two of these graded bins already. Love them! And to be honest.. It took me way longer to put together then you. Fought with mine a bit... Lol.
I have a little experience with them. :-) I have 6 of the smaller bins and they are identical to the larger bin. Once you get the hang of it, the setup goes a little quicker. :) Thanks for watching and commenting bud.
I like you review, I did a comic bin review video a few months ago. I thought they are a great way to protect your books. I will slowly replace all my boxes with these bins.
Boom! I'm debating the same myself. I've been using these bins primarily for my higher end raw books. My very first bin was reserved for those raw books headed to CGC.
@@RegieCollects I think these boxes are the future. They are a little pricey. That why you buy them one at a time. The fact they wont crush each other when stacked sold it for me.
wow, this was actually what I needed,, was thinking about getting this for this years con season,, after I get my luggage cart of course... good vid.. thank.s
I have a long and short BCW plastic bin. I'm wondering though, do you have experience with dividers in these bins? I'm not talking about the dividers that come with these bins, more specifically the dividers you can put labels on. Can you put labeled dividers in these boxes and be able to close the box?
Thanks for the vid Regie. I've been contemplating on purchasing these bins just of the price factor really. I want to, but then I think hmm. I could use that money for more comics. Lol. Great review.
Grats on the partnership with BCW man! I have a long way to go before I get the graded version but I already have one of the normal one and I plan to get a couple more.
These would be great at half the price. Given it’s lightweight and flat-pack design, my guess the main limitation is sales volume. I am also thinking that collectors are willing to pay full price, the current sales might be at the level of maximizing profit.
Hey! Great video. Im wondering if its bad if I put raw comics in the graded box. I have around 10 graded but mainly raw and thinking I can just use one box for both unless it really isnt recommended??
The only thing you have to worry about is the books shifting front to back or side to side. Either would potentially damage the book. Outside of this, a box is a box. Use the dividers and you should be okay.
@@RegieCollects Ya I was more worried about the side to side and wondering if they had something to almost pad the side. At least the width size difference between the graded and raw is only about an inch. I could buy foam or something. Forward/back with dividers is the easy part. Thanks for the response!!
@@RegieCollects probably but I'm also space saving lol just trying to fit everything in one box and since the graded is the biggest, have to get the graded box
Thanks bud. I appreciate it. I'll be doing a series of reviews on there products in the coming months. The great thing is that I've been using most of these products for years.
Big fan of these bins. I heard that BCW was coming out with bins for magazines later this month. Now if they would just come out with bins for Treasury Edition comics.
I have the BCW bin but not the Graded version. But they are awesome boxes . only down side is they are more heavier when filled than normal boxes .. but love the way you can stack them .
Man, this is a fantastic video. Thank you sincerely. Great material. - How much do you pay to get a comic book graded and sealed like you have on the background?
Love your review Reggie. I have these bins myself. Got my first 3 on black Friday for half off. Been a fan ever since. Question.... Where you get the black dividers ? Can we buy those seperately?
Congrats! That’s the way to do it. They should have come with a single divider. But, yes additional dividers can be purchased. A pack of 3 will run you $7.40 from BCW. Check the website for details.
Great video. Bought the 5 pack when they first came out. Best bang for buck even if i dont have enough hraded books for them yet. I have a lifetime to collect so i know i will use them👊
Looks like a pretty cool product...at the moment I keep my graded books in envelops with inner bubble wrap and store in large plastic tubs but they weigh about 1/2 a ton...I’m very strong LOL...I live in the UK 🇬🇧...hopefully there’ll be comic shops that sell these products😎👍
Hey Regie. I'm thinking about getting one of these. I don't have many graded comics yet, but I was hoping I could also use it (via the dividers) to hold some silver and gold age books. I dumbly found out that the standard size cardboard boxes don't really fit silver/gold mylite size. They seem to max out at Standard. Any reason you can think of that they can't share a bin, that I might be overlooking? Thanks
I thought about getting one long bcw box but will it be ok to put graded and raw books in it cause i plan on getting one full box of books and calling it quiets cause i have been spending alot of money on books lately by trying to grab every key book i can get. Do you think the prices of key books eill3 drop any cause i don't wanna buy a high dollar book then in a few months the price drops do what is your advice on that? I was also wondering do you have Cerebus#1 cause i heard it is one of yhe rarest books you can get and i came close to dropping 2k on it but i still think i am better off buying every key book from $1.00 to $100 so u don't go broke cause i have spent at least 3k on books this year and that's alot for me.
You’ve asked a lot of questions. I’ll try to address them. If you’ve spent a ton of money already, I would not buy a plastic BCW box as it’s an unnecessary expense. White cardboard is more than enough. Last time I checked BCW didn’t have a long graded box so you would be unable to get one for both raw and graded books given the different sizes.
No, I don’t own Cerebus as that title doesn’t interest me. One of the rarest books is probably an inaccurate description. My guess is that there is a missing modifier like “indie” or “creator owned.
You may want to rethink your strategy of buying every book you can find along with the true definition of “key.” Generally speaking real keys do not cost $1.00. Just because a book appears in an app doesn’t mean that you should purchase it.
Lol. You can get the bins from an LCS, Amazon or BCW directly. A single bin from BCW will run you $30.20, a 3 count drops the price to $25.73/bin, a 5 count is $23.33. Hope this helps.
Those bins are the best you can get. I have 6 of the regular boxes. I stack them 3 tall. The fact they are really smooth inside is nice. Don’t have to cut up cardboard to fill gaps like the cardboard boxes. My only issue is price. They are pricey. But I get bags and boards from bcw as well so save on shipping.
The bin looks completely sealed but it is not. There are air holes and moisture has never been an issue. When I first started using the bin I actually put desiccant packets in to be safe but discontinued that after my first summer with the bins.
Regie Collects on another topic. How do you seal Mylar bags properly? I have my comics in Gerber 4 mil mylars and I seal the top with Glad cling wrap to keep stuff out. Works very well and I have not noticed any damage to my comics. Is that bad.
I use painter's tape for my Mylar bags. I actually prefer the 2 mil versus the 4 mil because the closure is always an issue with the much thicker bags. If cling wrap works for you, I say keep doing it. I don't see a downside. Good luck.
I put some of the cost details in the description. Cost depends upon quantities purchased. They start at $30 for a single when purchased from BCW. Amazon also has them but they are slightly more expensive.
Jesper, couldn't disagree more. I have been moving my collection to these plastic bins and I think the bins themselves are much nicer and professional looking.
Great video love your content 😁
Thanks bud.
Thanks for this video, man. Nearly all other videos on same topic totally forget to mention the BCW's graded comic capacity in detail.
You are welcome. Glad that you enjoyed the video.
Great review. I agree w everything. Only down side is these are a bit larger to reinforce the sides so they take a bit more space than the white cardboard cheap ones
And the cost. Lol. If you decide to snag some use the promo code and link in my recent videos to save yourself a couple of bucks.
Good show!
I need to get a graded BCW bin. I like them, just wish cost was cheaper.
I wish it were padded, with individual slots, that’s my only pet peeve
You already turned me on to the regular BCW short box, now I’m sold on the graded short box. Question, where can I get the plastic bags you have on your graded books. I wanna order some so I don’t scratch up the cases. Great video!
The ones that come with graded books aren't the best. BCW has backs that you get in the same places as the bins: local comic shop, Amazon, BCW directly.
Regie Collects thank you Regie.
Dude. You read my mind. I was just researching this topic.
Lol. Let me know if you have questions.
I've gotten three of these bins and really love the look and functionality. I have begun to replace the cloudy bags that come from cgc. Have you found any self sealing mylar sleeves the package I bought were Mylites 2 and flap still need to be taped
There is no self sealing mylar. BCW does however make a poly bag for slabs which is self-sealing. Use this link to purchase from the website: www.bcwsupplies.com/?acc=Regie If it asks for a code, just use Regie.
Great video Regie. With most DC black label using the magazine size format can this size bin fit bagged and boarded magazine format books?
I don’t have any of those on hand to try but if the magazine is the same size or smaller than the width of a slab, you should be in good shape.
Any problems with the box / sidewalls falling apart due to weight and transportation?
I've waited for these things to be created for about 25 years. I was never a fan of cardboard boxes. I'm using them exclusively. Great storage bin!
Reggie you inspired me to break out my old collection and start getting it going again! Thanks!
Bro, you are very welcome for allowing me to infect you with the collecting bug again. Please do not hold be accountable for any money you spend. 😂😝 Seriously, welcome back bro. 👊🏾
@@RegieCollects Thank You! I am watching your back videos while bagging and reboarding my collection with the CLZ comic app =)
Boom
I also wonder what the long term durability of a product like this has. For example, Would a dealer use these, or do you think they’d break apart with the abuse that they would go through?
I’ve been using them for about two years. I’ve also seen some high end dealers use them. I want to say that the product has been tweaked over the years-minor changes-to prevent the boxes from coming apart. It’s not perfect but better. I move my boxes a lot and have never had a graded box come apart on me. One of the small raw boxes did however.
I love the BCW raw short boxes. They are great. I have 3 of them. Glad you are doing some reviews. I love product reviews!
Thanks for the feedback bro. I plan to do several more of this videos. I hope that you continue to enjoy them.
So, the weight and construction is an issue. Can these be moved very fast with all the weight and not come apart?
Let's say you have to move, you need to get them into the U-haul that day but there is limited time. (This is just a scenario where i have been before with boxes that assemble like these do)
You gotta grab like 2 boxes on top of one another and go down some stairs and you gotta whip them into the U-haul. How well will these stay together in a situation like that?
Listen, I know it's just a hypothetical but a real situation none the less. I have personally seen this happen before with other stored things. Books for one. Heavy big bound books in
containers with assembly like these.
Also, Where would one get magazine size UV blocking serious storage options that allow you to still do what they were meant to do and that is
read and enjoy them? As well as preserve them for 100 plus years? As you can tell i am VERY concerned about this. DO you know of any other magazine sized Fantasy/sword and sorcery books like Conan and Kull and Heavy Metal and Epic? Been hunting for a long time.
One last thing, I am fat, out of shape and broke, is there a diet plan i can get where being broke as F, is factored in? I want to lose weight and gain muscle. Obviously i don't have the money for a gym membership. I want to do intermittent fasting but i need the greens to go with it, protein i can get from vegetables and Fish. No other meat though. Anyway, That's a lot i know but i sincerely Thank you so much.
These are really great questions for BCW. They have support staff that can address your questions: www.bcwsupplies.com/. The website might also help you with UV blocking options for magazines.
I am not a fan of intermittent fasting because it is another gimmick diet. I recommend that folks develop a healthy relationship with food that allows them to eat fats, carbs and protein as part of every single meal. The body needs these macronutrients to function normally and properly. Use a basal metabolic calculator (search online) to determine the number of calories you need per day. Subtract 3500 from that number to drop 1 pound of body weight per week. A calorie is compromised of 3500 calories (500 calories x 7 days). Take that remaining number and break it down into fats, carbs and protein. There are various ratios of these macronutrients that you can use to help you. Head to bodybuilding.com and do some research there on macronutrient ratios.
Thanks for doing this video, Regie. Looks like a pretty sweet and sturdy case. That would be awesome for my graded books.
Yeah man. I really dig them boxes. My 1 year old daughter climbs on them and hasn’t damaged anything. 😜😂
Great video. I have a fairly small collection and I was wondering if anyone know if you can place slabbed and unslabbed comics in this box with the divider?
You can but be careful if you have to move the bin for whatever reason. A slab is much larger than a raw book so you’ll have inches for that raw book to move around inside the bin.
@@RegieCollects Thanks for the quick reply! Yes, that makes perfect sense. I'll buy the extra dividers then so I can space out my bagged and slabbed books farther from each other.
Can the BCW Short Comic Book Bin and the BCW Graded Comic Book Bin stack?
Great video! I actually have two of these graded bins already. Love them! And to be honest.. It took me way longer to put together then you. Fought with mine a bit... Lol.
I have a little experience with them. :-) I have 6 of the smaller bins and they are identical to the larger bin. Once you get the hang of it, the setup goes a little quicker. :) Thanks for watching and commenting bud.
Fantastic video! Thank you so much! Nice X-Men slabs. :)
I just bought these yesterday...way cheaper to get them right from bcw. Ebay and amazon were way more expensive. Great vid
Boom!
I like you review, I did a comic bin review video a few months ago. I thought they are a great way to protect your books. I will slowly replace all my boxes with these bins.
Boom! I'm debating the same myself. I've been using these bins primarily for my higher end raw books. My very first bin was reserved for those raw books headed to CGC.
@@RegieCollects I think these boxes are the future. They are a little pricey. That why you buy them one at a time. The fact they wont crush each other when stacked sold it for me.
link to this plastic bags for your comics please
Great job on the review. Those boxes look slick. Congrats
wow, this was actually what I needed,, was thinking about getting this for this years con season,, after I get my luggage cart of course... good vid.. thank.s
Ha. The luggage cart will go a long way. Depending upon your cart, the stacking feature may be helpful.
I have two of the standard versions and love them.
They are great right.
Great bin I have 6 of them easy to put together but the grade bin is new never seen that one cool great product
Yeah man. The raw bins are excellent but this graded bin is 🔥. If you like the small bins you’ll dig this one.
Hey Regie, I have a bunch of comics in top loaders. Will this bin be a good fit to store them in or should I go with the regular one? Thanks!
You will probably need this one versus the regular given the width of the top loaders.
@@RegieCollects gotcha. I appreciate the reply bud. Love the videos!
Thank you for this! I ordered one from amazon, for my 9.8 cgc wp pc! I’d be lost putting it together, without this awesome vid!
I have a long and short BCW plastic bin. I'm wondering though, do you have experience with dividers in these bins? I'm not talking about the dividers that come with these bins, more specifically the dividers you can put labels on. Can you put labeled dividers in these boxes and be able to close the box?
No experience with those types of dividers.
Thanks for the vid Regie. I've been contemplating on purchasing these bins just of the price factor really. I want to, but then I think hmm. I could use that money for more comics. Lol. Great review.
I hear you brother! It’s all good.
Great work Regie I dont have slabs but I use the raw version
Grats on the partnership with BCW man! I have a long way to go before I get the graded version but I already have one of the normal one and I plan to get a couple more.
Thanks bud. The raw versions are pretty slick as well. I have 6 of them staring at me now. Thanks for watching.
Is it safe to say the graded bin can hold bagged magazine size books?
very nice. now if i can only find one of them at my shops.
Check out the BCW website brother. They are also on Amazon. Local is indeed better but if that's not an option.
These would be great at half the price. Given it’s lightweight and flat-pack design, my guess the main limitation is sales volume. I am also thinking that collectors are willing to pay full price, the current sales might be at the level of maximizing profit.
Hey! Great video. Im wondering if its bad if I put raw comics in the graded box. I have around 10 graded but mainly raw and thinking I can just use one box for both unless it really isnt recommended??
The only thing you have to worry about is the books shifting front to back or side to side. Either would potentially damage the book.
Outside of this, a box is a box.
Use the dividers and you should be okay.
@@RegieCollects Ya I was more worried about the side to side and wondering if they had something to almost pad the side. At least the width size difference between the graded and raw is only about an inch. I could buy foam or something. Forward/back with dividers is the easy part. Thanks for the response!!
It might just be easier/cheaper to buy a cardboard box for raw comics.
@@RegieCollects probably but I'm also space saving lol just trying to fit everything in one box and since the graded is the biggest, have to get the graded box
Wow it hold a lot of slab books great case
Just have to say congratulations on the BCW sponsor , use some of their products yes very nice.
Thanks bud. I appreciate it. I'll be doing a series of reviews on there products in the coming months. The great thing is that I've been using most of these products for years.
Big fan of these bins. I heard that BCW was coming out with bins for magazines later this month. Now if they would just come out with bins for Treasury Edition comics.
I have the BCW bin but not the Graded version. But they are awesome boxes . only down side is they are more heavier when filled than normal boxes .. but love the way you can stack them .
The stacking is definitely a nice feature.
Where’s the Reggie bcw discount code
There isn’t one. Sorry.
😢
Man, this is a fantastic video. Thank you sincerely. Great material. - How much do you pay to get a comic book graded and sealed like you have on the background?
Looks like a future purchase or 2
You mean 20?!? I’ve seen how many slabs you have. Lol. Thanks for watching Jay Dee.
Love your review Reggie. I have these bins myself. Got my first 3 on black Friday for half off. Been a fan ever since. Question.... Where you get the black dividers ? Can we buy those seperately?
Congrats! That’s the way to do it. They should have come with a single divider. But, yes additional dividers can be purchased. A pack of 3 will run you $7.40 from BCW. Check the website for details.
Great video. Bought the 5 pack when they first came out. Best bang for buck even if i dont have enough hraded books for them yet. I have a lifetime to collect so i know i will use them👊
Good stuff brother. Glad you dig them.
Hey i have a question, is it alright to display your cgcs or should u just put them up, because wondering is that the cause of air getting in them.
I display all of my comics regardless of the grading service. I keep them out of the sun but I display everything.
Some its alright to leave them out, u ever get what they call oil sleaks in them i have a couple like that.
They are called newton rings. It’s a trick of light first discovered by Sir Isaac Newton in the 1800s.
@@RegieCollectslol, thanks for the info.
Looks like a pretty cool product...at the moment I keep my graded books in envelops with inner bubble wrap and store in large plastic tubs but they weigh about 1/2 a ton...I’m very strong LOL...I live in the UK 🇬🇧...hopefully there’ll be comic shops that sell these products😎👍
Lol. You UK people are super tough and strong from what I hear. Thanks for watching brother. I appreciate you.
How do you know the plastic bins are acid free? Do you wait 25 years and check? Has there been any independent test done?
Here’s the BCW website. You may want to contact them: www.bcwsupplies.com/short-comic-book-bin
25 cgc slabs comfortable. 26 stuffed....so 25! :) Love the show bud!
Hey Regie. I'm thinking about getting one of these. I don't have many graded comics yet, but I was hoping I could also use it (via the dividers) to hold some silver and gold age books. I dumbly found out that the standard size cardboard boxes don't really fit silver/gold mylite size. They seem to max out at Standard.
Any reason you can think of that they can't share a bin, that I might be overlooking? Thanks
I see zero problems with that. I just put a golden age book into my graded box and it fits perfectly. 👊🏾
Awesome. What golden age did you get? I haven't seen you mention that era really.
@@RegieCollects Hey from Germany! I was searching for that answer about 1 hour here on youtube. Thanks a lot :-)
I thought about getting one long bcw box but will it be ok to put graded and raw books in it cause i plan on getting one full box of books and calling it quiets cause i have been spending alot of money on books lately by trying to grab every key book i can get. Do you think the prices of key books eill3 drop any cause i don't wanna buy a high dollar book then in a few months the price drops do what is your advice on that? I was also wondering do you have Cerebus#1 cause i heard it is one of yhe rarest books you can get and i came close to dropping 2k on it but i still think i am better off buying every key book from $1.00 to $100 so u don't go broke cause i have spent at least 3k on books this year and that's alot for me.
You’ve asked a lot of questions. I’ll try to address them. If you’ve spent a ton of money already, I would not buy a plastic BCW box as it’s an unnecessary expense. White cardboard is more than enough. Last time I checked BCW didn’t have a long graded box so you would be unable to get one for both raw and graded books given the different sizes.
No, I don’t own Cerebus as that title doesn’t interest me. One of the rarest books is probably an inaccurate description. My guess is that there is a missing modifier like “indie” or “creator owned.
You may want to rethink your strategy of buying every book you can find along with the true definition of “key.” Generally speaking real keys do not cost $1.00. Just because a book appears in an app doesn’t mean that you should purchase it.
@@RegieCollects well i got a first app if witchblade for a 1.00 and a first app of serpentor from gi joe foe $1.00
That was cool. Like an infomercial but you never told us what they cost ???
How about a discount code that “Regie’s comic rebels” can use 🙄🤷♂️😬👍
Lol. You can get the bins from an LCS, Amazon or BCW directly. A single bin from BCW will run you $30.20, a 3 count drops the price to $25.73/bin, a 5 count is $23.33. Hope this helps.
No discounts at present brother. Hopefully we can make some magic happen in the future. Fingers crossed.
Amazon has graded bins for 34.85 and the regular bin for 21.19
DoomedAndConfused They are cheaper on BCWs website and don’t forgot the local comic shops. They may carry them as well.
Those bins are the best you can get. I have 6 of the regular boxes. I stack them 3 tall. The fact they are really smooth inside is nice. Don’t have to cut up cardboard to fill gaps like the cardboard boxes. My only issue is price. They are pricey. But I get bags and boards from bcw as well so save on shipping.
BCW really is a one stop shop for comic supplies. Thanks for watching and commenting bud.
Throw a like if you came here from the first “Oh Sugar Box” vid!
Lol
Please add prices regie but great review just ordered sum
Nice! Where did you order from?
I have 3 regular bin and receive 1 of the graded today and love them all. I would recommend this to all comic collectors?
Boom! They are awesome. Glad you dig them bud.
Love em. Looks like there might be a ventilation problem for the comics. Your thoughts?
The bin looks completely sealed but it is not. There are air holes and moisture has never been an issue. When I first started using the bin I actually put desiccant packets in to be safe but discontinued that after my first summer with the bins.
Regie Collects thanks. Love your channel.
Regie Collects on another topic. How do you seal Mylar bags properly? I have my comics in Gerber 4 mil mylars and I seal the top with Glad cling wrap to keep stuff out. Works very well and I have not noticed any damage to my comics. Is that bad.
I use painter's tape for my Mylar bags. I actually prefer the 2 mil versus the 4 mil because the closure is always an issue with the much thicker bags. If cling wrap works for you, I say keep doing it. I don't see a downside. Good luck.
Regie Collects thanks.
Thanks for the review brother! I have to get a graded version and a few regular versions, do they come in different colors?
At present they only come in black. Same with the small raw boxes. Hit BCWs website to check out the colored boxes that they do have.
Is it available on amazon ? An how much does it cost?
I put some of the cost details in the description. Cost depends upon quantities purchased. They start at $30 for a single when purchased from BCW. Amazon also has them but they are slightly more expensive.
I know the cardboard boxes are not the prettiest thing on Earth, but by God, the BCW boxes are hideous. To each his own.
Thanks for commenting.
Jesper, couldn't disagree more. I have been moving my collection to these plastic bins and I think the bins themselves are much nicer and professional looking.
@@Ho-Ho-Boo To each his own. I am happy that you found something that works for you. Always great :)
I wish they used a plastic with more of a matte finish. Still a nice upgrade over cardboard.
Very nice. I've been looking at them on Amazon. One question. Are they stackable? And if yes. How high can you stack them?
Yes they are stackable. I tend to stop at 3 boxes. Not sure that BCW has a recommended limit however.
@@RegieCollects Excellent!!
@@Fromheroestoicons They recommend 6 at most Reggie just subscribed you are doing a great job.
Alex perez Good save Alex. I just saw that on the website myself.
@@alexperez1688 Thanks brother. Very much appreciated. 6 is crazy. Those things must be super sturdy :) :)
What do you use to hang your comics? They look so nice like that! TY
ComicMount.com
What’s with that green label regie?
Gift from the wife. Signed Spider-Man 1.
Regie Simmons IFBB Pro that’s a great gift. Which volume?
You do realize, this might have been more entertaining if you'd have had trouble putting it together? ;)
🤷🏾♂️ sorry. 😜
Damn if I close my eyes I swear you were white.
Why is that?