Nope. It’s cuz it’s way easier to get the cards out and less likely they damage your card and have to replace it. Think about being a grader and pulling 100’s of cards out of toploaders every single day.
@@hotsauce2640 oh yes. Well do yourself a favor and take some cards you don’t care about and shake them around in top loader and semi rigid holder and see how much they move. Keep in mind they move very little compared to that during shipping.
Use the recommended brand. Ultra Pro is not the same thing as Card Savers. Make sure you use the number 1's. They are a bit larger, easier to get cards in and out without damage, and what the grading companies want you to use. Stop using penny sleeves. These are not rigid toploaders. It is just costing you money and annoying the grader. If you use the proper brand and size, a penny sleeve does nothing positive so save the money and don't piss off the person you want a good grade from. The Card Saver is already made of soft archival grade plastic and will hold your card in place properly without needing a sleeve as a buffer/filler.
@@KicksAndFits They say you may, not that you should or need to, in the submission guide. There is no benefit gained from using them. They are an extra step, extra cost, risk corner damage, and can allow the card to slip out of the Card Saver. All bad, no good. Roll the MJ clip. Definitely use them if you are using top loaders for personal storage purposes where the card is stationary and not being transported anywhere and handling is the only concern. If you are transporting a card you care about the condition of, even short distances, use a Card Saver without a penny sleeve so it stays protected and in place while in transit and subject to jostling and vibration.
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That's not the reason. The reason is it's harder to take out for the graders and also . Especially when your doing 7k a day
I just use a rigid top loader but attach a pull tab to the penny sleeve
Smart!
doing this next time thanks my dude
That's exactly how I've been doing this for years
Nope. It’s cuz it’s way easier to get the cards out and less likely they damage your card and have to replace it. Think about being a grader and pulling 100’s of cards out of toploaders every single day.
Why can’t there be more than one reason?
“SGC says it’s cuz it doesn’t move around as much” the logic in that is illogical 😂
@@PatTheRipper They’re professionals for a reason
@@hotsauce2640 oh yes. Well do yourself a favor and take some cards you don’t care about and shake them around in top loader and semi rigid holder and see how much they move. Keep in mind they move very little compared to that during shipping.
@@PatTheRipper Chill out😂 Fr taking this debate to heart it’s CARDS my guy
Bro got the miles morales's "Hey~" 💀
Yeah but what sucks about those is they're often warped and I always feel like they're bending my card
I used to work at a grading company. The card savers can be cut and then the card easily removed. It is the primary reason.
Hey Tyler you ever send them in mags . I did once and they sent back my Mads with my slabs
Should you be handling those with your bare hands? I mean if preservation is a concern....
Psa recommends card savers 1. The ultra pro isn’t as good imo
I have some thick sporting cards, and these type of sleeves are to tight for the thickness of my cards.
They make them in all sizes for patch cards and stiff
Do they give back the case tho or not?
Nope. They gone forever!
They are not terrible and many people love them . Atop being a charletane.
what size top loader fits a 1989 bowman baseball card perfectly?
If I send it in to get graded in a top loader will they still grade it
Yes! It just moves around less in a card saver
How do you send it to get graded?
Instructions will be on the website of whatever grading company you want to use.
Use the recommended brand. Ultra Pro is not the same thing as Card Savers.
Make sure you use the number 1's. They are a bit larger, easier to get cards in and out without damage, and what the grading companies want you to use.
Stop using penny sleeves. These are not rigid toploaders. It is just costing you money and annoying the grader. If you use the proper brand and size, a penny sleeve does nothing positive so save the money and don't piss off the person you want a good grade from. The Card Saver is already made of soft archival grade plastic and will hold your card in place properly without needing a sleeve as a buffer/filler.
They literally tell you on the PSA instructions to put them in a penny sleeve lol
@@KicksAndFits They say you may, not that you should or need to, in the submission guide.
There is no benefit gained from using them. They are an extra step, extra cost, risk corner damage, and can allow the card to slip out of the Card Saver. All bad, no good.
Roll the MJ clip.
Definitely use them if you are using top loaders for personal storage purposes where the card is stationary and not being transported anywhere and handling is the only concern. If you are transporting a card you care about the condition of, even short distances, use a Card Saver without a penny sleeve so it stays protected and in place while in transit and subject to jostling and vibration.
I would assume it's because they are more secure and therefore harder to take out. Worse for us, better for them. It's how it goes unfortunately.
Do they still grade you card if it is in a regular top loader ?
Yes!
Yes
These grading companies will still grade your card even if you send it in a "Baggie"
Yeah they’ll lower the grade by .5 points for not following directions
Thanks
Whats the Name from these toploaders? I Know these are Ultra Pros but which Design is this? - On Shops I can't find these ones
Semi Rigid
Cardboard Gold Card Saver 1s
I actually don’t recommended because it will curve the card
If you send it in in a toploader will they still grade it
Yes!!!
Awesome
I wouldnt push it down from the top of the card
Cute dad
What is that kind of case called???
Card Saver I think
Semi Rigid
I had this same problem took me forever to find out they were called semi rigid
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now I know why those ugly things cost so much. LOL!
2nd
Hey bro, can I get a shout out? I followed you for a while.❤
RUclips, I quit collecting, STOP SUGGESTIONG THEDE VIDEOS!!!!
Why
If u comment it will just keep showing them to u
No u didn’t all ur vids r card videos
@@Whodey3dude he has no videos on his channel
@@azurekite3870 he did he deleted them all