Give it a try, bro! You do have to buy a ton of toploaders at first, but most of us already have tons on hand from ebay and tcg player orders it makes it easy to start it up if ya decide to transition.
Planning on getting a toploader binder but Contemplating on rather I should get a ring top loader or the funguy ringless one. I know one is limited but this is for my own personal collection rather then selling/trading binders
Hi! I've recently gotten myself a toploader binder myself, I had intended on using it for some of the more expensive cards that I have but ran into a problem as I'm used to double sleeving all my cards but double sleeved cards seem to be a bit too snug inside of toploaders. Do you always single sleeve cards that go into toploaders or how do you do it? Thanks!
I usually just single sleeve my toploaded cards with these binders because the way the pages are designed they side load and the pocket on the pages have the top and bottom of the card protected since they side load. So they're less likely to get dust or debris down inside the toploader. But if you wana keep double sleeving, you can buy toploaders that are a little bit wider of an opening. I believe they are called 180PT super thick toploaders by Ultra Pro.
I penny sleeve my cards upside down so the open end is at the bottom of the card and then I slide it into the top loader the right way up. That way there is no way dust can get to the card bc the top and bottom of the card is protected by the sleeve one end and the top loader the other end. I hope that helps
I haven't seen ringless ones yet. The one great thing about ring binders, though, is how you can add and remove pages as needed. This makes it really easy when you start running out of room with each type of card and need to slot in an empty page for more cards.
Yes, they will fit with those style of toploaders. I've used regular toploaders and the extra wide ones, and they both fit in the pocket pages perfectly.
Is there a binder you recommend for non top loaders??? Im looking at Vault X but some reviews say it bends your cards, especially the ones in the first two pages...
I've never used Vault X binders before. That's interesting. I wasn't aware it was doing that to people's cards. I usually use Ultra Pro Ringless binders or Card Guard binders and haven't had any issues with them. I also use ring binders as well and just use the black 9 pocket pages and store them upright instead of laying them flat and that works as well. Not the best binder method but I'll use them temporarily and then swap em out with a ringless later on when I add more valuable cards to the binders.
I'm not sure. Raw singles are cool but I rather just get some solid chases and grade em with PSA. Risky always but worth a shot versus low end single boxes. I like your method of organizing 🔥
Yeah, it's one way to approach inventory for sure, but I enjoy raw singles. Graded cards are great and I still dabble, but I've dialed it back a lot and I'm way more selective on what I'm grading now. But the whole reasoning behind this setup is to be able to travel with my inventory and not have to complicate things by losing track of cards or potentially damaging them when going to events or shows.
You're right, the pages are side loading, but im still using toploaders to protect the cards. I know some people call toploaders hard sleeves so maybe that's why there's some confusion 😅
Dang it Burch, I was content with regular binders for shows but this really does look good. You got me questioning my methods now
Give it a try, bro! You do have to buy a ton of toploaders at first, but most of us already have tons on hand from ebay and tcg player orders it makes it easy to start it up if ya decide to transition.
Planning on getting a toploader binder but Contemplating on rather I should get a ring top loader or the funguy ringless one. I know one is limited but this is for my own personal collection rather then selling/trading binders
Thank you for this! :)
I wish there was a way to message you I have some questions about buying and selling
Hey 👋 If you have Instagram you can get ahold of me on there or Discord my IG is @ professorburch and discord is ProfessorBurch. I'd be happy to help!
How heavy is the top loader binder when you fully load it?
If I had to guess like 5 to 8lbs in weight. Not 100 percent sure, tbh. I'm gonna have to throw mine on a scale now to know for sure lol
Hi! I've recently gotten myself a toploader binder myself, I had intended on using it for some of the more expensive cards that I have but ran into a problem as I'm used to double sleeving all my cards but double sleeved cards seem to be a bit too snug inside of toploaders. Do you always single sleeve cards that go into toploaders or how do you do it? Thanks!
I usually just single sleeve my toploaded cards with these binders because the way the pages are designed they side load and the pocket on the pages have the top and bottom of the card protected since they side load. So they're less likely to get dust or debris down inside the toploader. But if you wana keep double sleeving, you can buy toploaders that are a little bit wider of an opening. I believe they are called 180PT super thick toploaders by Ultra Pro.
I penny sleeve my cards upside down so the open end is at the bottom of the card and then I slide it into the top loader the right way up. That way there is no way dust can get to the card bc the top and bottom of the card is protected by the sleeve one end and the top loader the other end. I hope that helps
Is there such a thing as top loaders ringless binder?
I wish
I haven't seen ringless ones yet. The one great thing about ring binders, though, is how you can add and remove pages as needed. This makes it really easy when you start running out of room with each type of card and need to slot in an empty page for more cards.
Yes there are!
@@pokeohtcgawesome thanks for letting us know!
Yep, just bought one off Amazon a few days ago, works like a charm
Do you know if they will still fit if the toploader is enclosed in a Superior Fit/Perfect Fit toploader sleeve?
Yes, they will fit with those style of toploaders. I've used regular toploaders and the extra wide ones, and they both fit in the pocket pages perfectly.
What's the Marvel cards called?
@@mackiiex its a 1992 Marvel Universe set made by Impel
Is there a binder you recommend for non top loaders???
Im looking at Vault X but some reviews say it bends your cards, especially the ones in the first two pages...
I've never used Vault X binders before. That's interesting. I wasn't aware it was doing that to people's cards. I usually use Ultra Pro Ringless binders or Card Guard binders and haven't had any issues with them. I also use ring binders as well and just use the black 9 pocket pages and store them upright instead of laying them flat and that works as well. Not the best binder method but I'll use them temporarily and then swap em out with a ringless later on when I add more valuable cards to the binders.
I'm not sure. Raw singles are cool but I rather just get some solid chases and grade em with PSA. Risky always but worth a shot versus low end single boxes. I like your method of organizing 🔥
Yeah, it's one way to approach inventory for sure, but I enjoy raw singles. Graded cards are great and I still dabble, but I've dialed it back a lot and I'm way more selective on what I'm grading now. But the whole reasoning behind this setup is to be able to travel with my inventory and not have to complicate things by losing track of cards or potentially damaging them when going to events or shows.
Those are side loading, not top loading.
You're right, the pages are side loading, but im still using toploaders to protect the cards. I know some people call toploaders hard sleeves so maybe that's why there's some confusion 😅
Please pokemon cards please give me some Pokemon cards