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espnfanco 12-08-2024 08:47 PM

Albums for sets
 
I have a bunch of sets I would like to buy black albums for to put in a bookshelf. Is there a brand you recommend that holds the cards well? The full Topps sets including update can get pretty heavy. I like to use Ultra Pro Platinum pages and not sure if the 1000 count binder side loading pages protect better. Thanks!

somethingclever 12-09-2024 06:57 PM

I usually just get UltraPro or BCW whichever is on sale. Not sure about series 1 and 2 and update in the same binder as even the older sets of 792 are pretty tight in a 3”. I would lean towards a splitting the series into smaller binders.

I always use UltraPro platinum pages. The silver leave a lot to be desired.


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espnfanco 12-10-2024 08:13 PM

[QUOTE=somethingclever;19731710]I usually just get UltraPro or BCW whichever is on sale. Not sure about series 1 and 2 and update in the same binder as even the older sets of 792 are pretty tight in a 3”. I would lean towards a splitting the series into smaller binders.

I always use UltraPro platinum pages. The silver leave a lot to be desired.


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Yeah.. I agree with the UltraPro platinum pages.

UltraPro and BCW only go up to 3 inch... maybe I'll buy those on sale and if the set doesn't fit get Avery 4 or 5 inch binder.

sportzking 12-11-2024 11:06 AM

I use Ultra Pro 3 inch albums. Large sets like Topps have to be split into two albums. I’m not trying the 4 inch Avery binders because I think it still wouldn’t fit in one album.

Skipscards 12-11-2024 04:29 PM

I love the BCW binders.

OscarOne 12-11-2024 06:11 PM

As much as I love the backs of baseball cards, I'm trying to get my collection to a manageable size. So I've been moving all my sets into those premium binders with the black pages where the cards are back to back.

The space saved is worth it. And they still look great. And if you know where to look, you can get the premium binders pretty cheap.

espnfanco 12-11-2024 07:50 PM

[QUOTE=sportzking;19733698]I use Ultra Pro 3 inch albums. Large sets like Topps have to be split into two albums. I’m not trying the 4 inch Avery binders because I think it still wouldn’t fit in one album.[/QUOTE]

I believe the sets that total 850-950 fit the 4 inch binders… anything over that needs a 5 inch binder. I would love to find a premium 4-5 inch black binder to put the reg and update set in one binder.

espnfanco 12-11-2024 07:52 PM

[QUOTE=OscarOne;19734347]As much as I love the backs of baseball cards, I'm trying to get my collection to a manageable size. So I've been moving all my sets into those premium binders with the black pages where the cards are back to back.

The space saved is worth it. And they still look great. And if you know where to look, you can get the premium binders pretty cheap.[/QUOTE]

BCW makes a great binder but they are only 3 inch. They have a decent price for a case. What other premium binder companies would you recommend?

espnfanco 12-11-2024 07:55 PM

[QUOTE=Skipscards;19734219]I love the BCW binders.[/QUOTE]

I do too… but need a lot in 4 inch and some in 5 inch and they don’t sell them in that size.


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