After months of looking at stores and on the web, I have discovered that no one sells reasonable storage for baseball cards that are not cardboard/wood/steel boxes to stick in a closet.
Ok. I can't say no one.
Unless you are willing to spend literally thousands of dollars. I'm not willing 2 to 10 K of my money! With as many collectors out there, I find the fact there are no real options amazing. I have decided to try a CD storage cabinet. This 40" tall cabinet cost less than $300. Top loaders are 3" wide. The drawers are 5" wide, so there is wasted space. Each drawer will hold at least 150 top loaders x 24 drawers = 3750 cards. So that is not many, but it is better than sticking cards in cardboard boxes in the closet. |
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Monday, February 12, 2018
baseball card storage
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