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Jun 12, 2017
Value protection for sports cards
1 of 2 found this helpful These sleeves are perfect for protecting sports cards from potential damage during normal handling. They are great value at the price, and probably prevent 75% of the damage cards might otherwise get. (For really valuable cards, you want something sturdier - but then that is more expensive....)
Jan 10, 2018
Very nice display case
A very nice case for displaying baseball (or other) cards. The quality of materials and workmanship is high, and the case was packed very well for shipping. It makes a handsome addition to the wall in my study.
As advertised, the shelves are far enough apart to allow for displaying cards that have been graded by PSA or other grading companies, and have the resulting hard cases that extend a couple inches higher than the card itself. So, they'll also easily accommodate cards in regular top-loaders or "one touch" plastic cases.
(Note - it comes fully assembled, including the brackets on the back for mounting it to the wall; but it does not include the nails or screws to put into the wall to hang it on by those brackets.)
The one quibble I have is that the cards aren't especially stable in the case. That is, the shelves are horizontal, the grooves in the shelves are relatively shallow, and the case hangs just slightly forward from vertical due to the small depth the brackets take up. The result is that it is easy to have the cards tip forward when one opens the case to put another card in. I'm planning to attach a couple of felt furniture pads to the bottom of the case to offset the "forward tip", to try to address this. The maker might be able to correct this issue by installing the shelves with just a bit of backward tilt (maybe 5 degrees, it may not even require that much).
That quibble aside, I highly recommend these display cases to fellow sports card collectors.